Researchers at UNSW have developed a new type of motor that spins, not with rigid components, but with a droplet of liquid ...

A team of Chinese biochemists, led by Jing Liu at Beijing’s Tsinghua University, claim that they have successfully used liquid metal to reconnect severed nerves, using the substance to transmit ...

The tiny motor, called a liquid metal droplet rotary paddle motor, works in a completely new way. Instead of traditional, rigid components like coils or magnets, the motor produces rotation by using ...

This screenshot from a computer simulation of the divertorlets system shows the liquid metal as it travels around the slats in the device, shown here as white rectangles. One possibility, say ...