In pursuit of a new type of electronics that is elastic and biocompatible, engineers at Carnegie Mellon University (USA) have developed a transistor made from a metal alloy of indium and gallium that remains liquid at room temperature.
In pursuit of a new type of electronics that is elastic and biocompatible, engineers at Carnegie Mellon University (USA) have developed a transistor made from a metal alloy of indium and gallium that remains liquid at room temperature.