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Zhiyuan Zhang and colleagues published a study in Science Advances describing a chip-like device that produces hydrogen bubbles along a grid of electrodes. The system uses ultrasound to steer 10-100 micron sized bubbles by matching their resonant frequency, allowing individual control through varying induced oscillations.
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