Researchers from four of Israel’s leading universities have developed a novel 3D printing process that could help to preserve vital coral reefs across the globe. Combining 3D scanning, environme…
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Researchers 3D print self-sensing carbon nanotube materials with medical and aerospace promise
A research team led by the University of Glasgow has developed a 3D printable carbon nanotube-based plastic material capable of sensing its own structural health. Inspired by porous cellular for…
Researchers 3D print calcium phosphate graphene scaffolds for bone regeneration
A team of researchers from Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) and the University of Connecticut (UConn) has 3D printed novel calcium phosphate graphene (CaPG) scaffolds that could be used for bone regen…
Taking back control: new 3D printed bracelet empowers the hand-impaired to play video games
Researchers at the University of Sydney have developed a 3D printed sensor bracelet that allows those with hand impairments to more easily use computers and play video games. By detecting vibrat…
Breakthrough coating technology makes 3D printed lenses anti-reflective
Researchers from the University of Stuttgart have developed a new, reliable method of coating 3D printed lenses with anti-reflective coatings. Dubbed low-temperature thermal atomic layer deposition (A…
Rice University researchers overcome 3D printed carbon nanotube spaghetti with solvent “sauce”
Researchers from Rice University have developed a novel acid-based solvent that prevents the spaghetti effect that commonly occurs when carbon nanotubes tangle together. As well as being compatible wi…
Researchers turn to microfluidics technology in hopes of 3D printing human organs
Researchers from the Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey are using computational modeling techniques to advance microfluidics-based 3D bioprinting, and they hope it can one day enable the fa…
Researchers produce solid-liquid parts using new multi-material 3D printing technique
Researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder have developed a new method of multi-material 3D printing that’s capable of producing parts with both solid and liquid components. Virtually all of …
New bio-inspired microstructures pave way for 3D printed bone implants and jet engines
Researchers from Princeton University and Georgia Tech have designed an all-new kind of porous structure inspired by nature – and it can be 3D printed. Based on materials such as bone and wood, …
New GE facility focuses on R&D of 3D printed wind turbine towers
The wind turbine manufacturing division of GE, GE Renewable Energy, has opened a new research and development facility dedicated to 3D printing the concrete base of wind turbine towers. The facility, …