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When 3D-printed mushrooms make music: Mushroom mycelium as a sustainable high-tech material in speaker construction

Mushroom mycelium is a renewable resource. It has been essential in pharmacy for many years. Yet, mushroom mycelium has even more potential. As a...

New high-speed microscale 3D printing technique

Researchers at Stanford University have developed a new process for 3D printing microscopically small particles. The so-called r2rCLIP technology (roll-to-roll continuous liquid interface production)...

Ricoh partners with Carolina State University

Ricoh, a provider of additive manufacturing for 3D-printed medical devices, announced a partnership with North Carolina State University (NC State), one of the nation's...

DARPA researches the potential of additive manufacturing for microsystems

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is playing a key role in establishing materials science as a discipline. With its latest program, "Additive...

Stratasys and Aegis Aerospace test 3D-printed materials on the moon

In a new project, Stratasys Ltd, a leader in polymer 3D printing solutions, and Aegis Aerospace have announced a partnership to test the performance...

Sandia National Laboratories researchers develop SWOMP process for solid olefin-based 3D printing

Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories have developed a new 3D printing process called SWOMP (Selective Dual-Wavelength Olefin Metathesis 3D Printing). This enables the production...

3D printing of bionic jellyfish for ocean exploration

Jellyfish can do little more than swim, sting, eat and reproduce. They don't even have a brain. Yet these simple creatures can penetrate the...

Researchers develop new material combination for 3D printing of space antennas

Researchers from the UBC Okanagan School of Engineering, in collaboration with Drexel University, have developed a new compound that can be used to 3D...

Hannover Medical School successfully uses 3D-printed bone replacement material

BellaSeno has announced that a team at Hannover Medical School has successfully used a customized resorbable bone graft substitute using 3D printing. Prior to his...

Pine Crest School revolutionizes education with 3DPrinterOS integration

Pine Crest School is setting new standards in educational excellence and technological integration by incorporating 3DPrinterOS, the world's leading 3D printing management platform, into...

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