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Researchers at Tampere University led by Adel Badria published a study in Materials & Design (2026) demonstrating that 3D-printed architected fillers allow engineers to tune composite stiffness. Tetrapod shapes made composites up to 12.8 times stiffer than unfilled silicone, outperforming cubes.
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