
Rice researchers develop shape-shifting surface for next-generation human-machine interaction
<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMivgFBVV95cUxQeXRCamtrNE5tdmJZTHV2V1NBbjJFYXd1bTRBeU8zc3d4NEJrMEFGczZhOUhyNG1vSnRkbFNCSm84Qkh0eFRSaGRRZzdlckE1aFQ3al9kU0dReENpV2N0Ym0xSHBOU3hmbmd5U0xHeElLZE9CUkVQX29UN3VselNRY19JRUxkVm10WG9ram5ESW1nLWV6Q2RnQU4tWmttLUduVkh5eEtWSWE2MkhZbWFaNDQzSjJiY21sZEZsX0ln?oc=5" target="_blank">Rice researchers develop shape-shifting surface for next-generation human-machine interaction</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Rice University</font>
