“Once it is heated, the paper sticks together,” explains Minako Horanai, assistant manager of the studio. A craftsman excavates the excess material to reveal the solid shape of a small ...

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Scientists in Israel have created a printable 'wood ink' that can be programmed to morph into complex shapes as it dries, like domes, helices and even Pringle shapes. The experts have so far ...