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Researchers published a study in the International Journal of Hydromechatronics describing engineered 316L steel with negative stiffness structures. This metamaterial absorbs low-frequency vibration better than rubber while surviving harsh conditions like seawater exposure and high heat without degrading, offering a durable solution for ships and industrial machinery.
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