Researchers at Stanford University have used 3D printing to develop a strain sensor that enables the wireless monitoring of tumor regression in cancer patients. Composed of a 50-nm layer of gold…
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Scientists develop 3D printed glasses with the potential to cure color blindness
Researchers at Khalifa University have come up with a set of 3D printed glasses that could be capable of curing Color Vision Deficiency (CVD) disorders. Composed of tinted lenses housed in MSLA …
3D Systems spins off new 3D bioprinting firm with goal of accelerating drug discovery R&D
US 3D printer manufacturer 3D Systems has announced the formation of a new 3D bioprinting subsidiary. Named Systemic Bio, the company is set to utilize the technologies developed as part of its parent…
Ice 3D printing process could yield new biomedical and electronic devices with complex internal channels
Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a method of 3D printing microscale ice structures that can be used as sacrificial templates to form intricate channels inside other parts. …
BellaSeno 3D printed breast implants enter human trials in Australia
German medical device manufacturer BellaSeno has announced that its proprietary 3D printed breast implants have entered human trials. BellaSeno’s 3D printed breast scaffolds are fully-resorbable…
Scientists say India’s first 3D printed cornea “can be used in humans” after successful animal trial
A cornea 3D printed at India’s L V Prasad Eye Institute (LVPEI), Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Hyderabad and Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology has been successfully animal tested for th…
Slice Engineering technology helps Island Mission Support 3D print prosthetics for remote amputees
Maritime non-profit Island Missions Support has begun using a Slice Engineering hotend to produce more robust 3D printed prosthetics for amputees in isolated areas of Guatemala. Utilizing Prusa …
Prellis Biologics hires new CEO, raises $35M towards 3D bioprinted lymph node R&D
Prellis Biologics has raised $35 million and appointed a new CEO as it seeks to advance the development of its proprietary 3D bioprinted lymph node. Raised via a Series C funding round led by Ce…
Dentists develop unique 2-in-1 3D printed toothbrush handle for people with dexterity impairments
Researchers at India’s MNR Dental College and Hospital have developed a method of 3D printing a toothbrush that’s designed specifically to be easier for those with dexterity impairments to hold and us…
Triastek and Eli Lilly partner to 3D print gastrointestinal drugs
Chinese drug 3D printing firm Triastek has announced a partnership with global pharmaceuticals company Eli Lilly to research and develop 3D printed oral drugs for the gastrointestinal tract. Specifica…