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Strong 3D-printed aluminium reinforced with ductile-transformable eutectic nano-skeleton
Lightweight metals for additive manufacturing remain constrained by limited strength-ductility synergy, restricting their use in high-performance structural applications. Here we report a design strategy for additively manufactured alloys based on ductile-transformable eutectic nano-skeletons (DT-EN
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