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3D-Printed Food Developed by Researchers, Could Help People Eat Alternative Protein Sources
A Singapore-based research team has developed a methodical and effective 3D food printing technique to solve issues with the food supply. Alternative proteins may eventually replace animal proteins as the primary source of protein consumed by humans, according to a researcher from the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China. The st...
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New Method to Create 3D Printed Sensors Could Help Scientists Predict Weather, Study Climate Change
Researchers at the MIT have developed the ability to create low-cost plasma sensors for orbiting spacecraft. These 3D-printed sensors can be produced for tens of dollars in a matter of days. The 3D-printed plasma sensorsare ideal for CubeSats, which are used for environmental monitoring or and could help scientists weather prediction.
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IIT Madras Startup Builds ‘India’s First’ 3D Printed House
A start-up founded by the alumni of the IIT-Madras has perhaps developed a method to 3D-print greener buildings using local soil.
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New Way to 3D Print Objects Using Rust, Metal Powders: Study
While current methods rely on vast metal powder beds and expensive lasers or electron beams, the new method in the US uses liquid inks.
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New Method to 3D Print Customised Medical Devices Developed
One specific application of this new technology is developing patient-specific catheters, especially for premature newborns.
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Researchers Find Method to Make Self-Folding 3D Structures
"With the actuation scalability provided by our technique, vastly more complex collapsible structures may now be readily explored."
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3D-printed living human tissues one step closer
Harvard scientists have developed a new bioprinting method that can create intricately patterned 3-D tissue constructs with multiple types of cells and tiny blood vessels.
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BioPen developed, uses 3D printing methods to 'draw' live cells onto patients
The device was designed by the University of Wollongong in New South Wales, Australia.
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3D-Printed Food Developed by Researchers, Could Help People Eat Alternative Protein Sources
A Singapore-based research team has developed a methodical and effective 3D food printing technique to solve issues with the food supply. Alternative proteins may eventually replace animal proteins as the primary source of protein consumed by humans, according to a researcher from the University of Electronic Science and Technology of China. The st...
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New Method to Create 3D Printed Sensors Could Help Scientists Predict Weather, Study Climate Change
Researchers at the MIT have developed the ability to create low-cost plasma sensors for orbiting spacecraft. These 3D-printed sensors can be produced for tens of dollars in a matter of days. The 3D-printed plasma sensorsare ideal for CubeSats, which are used for environmental monitoring or and could help scientists weather prediction.
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IIT Madras Startup Builds ‘India’s First’ 3D Printed House
A start-up founded by the alumni of the IIT-Madras has perhaps developed a method to 3D-print greener buildings using local soil.
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New Way to 3D Print Objects Using Rust, Metal Powders: Study
While current methods rely on vast metal powder beds and expensive lasers or electron beams, the new method in the US uses liquid inks.
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New Method to 3D Print Customised Medical Devices Developed
One specific application of this new technology is developing patient-specific catheters, especially for premature newborns.
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Researchers Find Method to Make Self-Folding 3D Structures
"With the actuation scalability provided by our technique, vastly more complex collapsible structures may now be readily explored."
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3D-printed living human tissues one step closer
Harvard scientists have developed a new bioprinting method that can create intricately patterned 3-D tissue constructs with multiple types of cells and tiny blood vessels.
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BioPen developed, uses 3D printing methods to 'draw' live cells onto patients
The device was designed by the University of Wollongong in New South Wales, Australia.
