Dutch startup Eurekite at the University of Twente developed flexiramics - a foldable, tissue-like material that is also fireproof and non-conducting, like most other ceramics. Eurekite's plan is to use the new material to manufacture a flexible ceramic PCB (printed circuit board) for heavy-duty electronics that would combine the flexibility and light weight of a polymer with the thermal and dielectric (electrically insulating) properties of a ceramic. 10×10 cm piece of the material will cost under €1 (little more than $1). http://arstechnica.co.uk/science/20...iramics-flexible-ceramics-for-circuit-boards/
