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Harvard Researchers Develop Special Printer That Uses Sound To Print With Tiny Droplets

Harvard University researchers found a way to use sound waves to manipulate and control high-viscous liquids such as honey and stem cell inks. The new technology will enable manufacturing of more products in many different industries.

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