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URL:/chemical-engineering/events/seminar-unconventional
 -polymer-fabrication-bioinspired
SUMMARY:Seminar | Unconventional Polymer Fabrication - from Bioinspired\nAd
 hesives to Multi-Material 3D Printing\, by Dan Sameoto
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nDr. Sameoto will provide an overview of several tec
 hnologies developed\nby his lab. The techniques combine novel manufacturin
 g processes to\nproduce polymer-based products ranging from gecko-inspired
  adhesives\nto stretchable electronics and soft robotics. Combining diffe
 rent\nresearch disciplines\, including micro- and nanofabrication\, with\n
 larger scale 3D-printing technologies has opened up new opportunities\nfo
 r the manufacturing of new smart materials\, bio-inspired surfaces\nand we
 arable electronics. Highlights include direction sensitive\nadhesives for
  pick-and-place assembly\, mechanically reprogrammable\nsoft robots\, and 
 multi-material FDM additive manufacturing processes\nthat can print hard p
 lastics\, rubbers and stretchable metal wires in a\nsingle part.\n 
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