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Research Group Overview: Conformable Decoders

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by Sarah Beckmann

Oct. 18, 2023

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The Conformable Decoders group explores novel materials, device designs, and fabrication strategies to create micro- and nanoscale electromechanical systems with mechanically adaptive features, which allow intimate integration with the objects of interest. These systems enable researchers to collect and convert essential patterns into beneficial forms in order to gain insights into our world, and enhance interactions with nature and each other.

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