Liquid metal as a heat transfer medium offers much better heat transfer compared to classic thermal paste. However, in practice it also harbors dangers, for example due to spillage.

New recyclable electronics could be critical to curbing e-waste, scientists argue, especially because these circuit boards ...

Liquid metal may be the first step in a new arms race. In 2014, both Tsinghua University and North Carolina State University discovered that applying electrical currents to gallium alloys ...

On the face of things, not much, but after seeing [Zachary Tong]’s latest video on liquid metal ion thrusters, we see that they seem to have a lot more in common than we’d initially thought.

Liquid Metal Battery, as its name implies, is building a battery where all the active materials--the cathode, anode, and electrolyte--are in a liquid form at high temperatures.

Yuan thinks self-adhesion through liquid metal is an advantage, because, if it can be done with paper, it could be done with other thin, lightweight materials to create smart objects and soft ...

North Carolina State University has created a liquid-metal cable that can stretch to eight times its size. ... CNET experts unpack everything you need to know about internet routers.

Scientists have developed a liquid metal that is able to stretch horizontally and vertically, as well as change shapes, much like the T-1000 robot featured in 'Terminator 2: Judgement Day.' ...

The T-1000 liquid metal baddie from Terminator 2 “We adjusted the concentrations of acid, base and salt components in the water and investigated the effect," said Professor Kourosh Kalantar ...

In its liquid form, the robot could be made to elongate, divide, and merge. In solid form, it was steered at speeds exceeding 3 mph and carried heavy objects up to 30 times its own weight.

The shape-shifting Terminator T-1000 robot which appeared in the 1990s film franchise could become a reality after a breakthrough in liquid-metal technology, scientists have claimed.

The brutal liquid metal assassin from "Terminator 2" is impressed indelibly on the memory of any action movie fan. But that shape-shifting chrome T-1000 is just a fantasy, right?