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Indigenous Metal 3D Printer for Defence, Aerospace Applications Developed by IIT Jodhpur
An indigenous metal 3D printer has been developed by researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Jodhpur. The new metal 3D printer has been created for aerospace, defencem and general engineering applications, and the components (except the laser and robot systems) are manufactured in the country. The project's main objective is to red...
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Scientists Create New Bio-Ink for 3D Printing
The new bio-ink contains two different polymer components: a natural polymer extracted from seaweed and a sacrificial synthetic polymer used in the medical industry.
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New 3D-Printed Polymer Can Convert Methane Into Methanol: Study
Current industrial technologies to convert methane to more valuable products, like steam reformation, operate at high temperature and pressure.
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Researchers Create Self-Folding Structures Using 4D Printing
The researchers used smart shape memory polymers (SMPs) with the ability to remember one shape and change to another programmed shape when uniform heat is applied.
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Indigenous Metal 3D Printer for Defence, Aerospace Applications Developed by IIT Jodhpur
An indigenous metal 3D printer has been developed by researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Jodhpur. The new metal 3D printer has been created for aerospace, defencem and general engineering applications, and the components (except the laser and robot systems) are manufactured in the country. The project's main objective is to red...
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Scientists Create New Bio-Ink for 3D Printing
The new bio-ink contains two different polymer components: a natural polymer extracted from seaweed and a sacrificial synthetic polymer used in the medical industry.
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New 3D-Printed Polymer Can Convert Methane Into Methanol: Study
Current industrial technologies to convert methane to more valuable products, like steam reformation, operate at high temperature and pressure.
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Researchers Create Self-Folding Structures Using 4D Printing
The researchers used smart shape memory polymers (SMPs) with the ability to remember one shape and change to another programmed shape when uniform heat is applied.
