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A research team from the National University of Singapore (NUS) has used 3D printing to produce a novel film that can effectively evaporate sweat from human skin, designed for applications such as underarm pads, insoles, and shoe linings. The researchers have also demonstrated how the moisture absorbed by the film can be harnessed to power […]
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