The French National Research Institute for Development (IRD) has developed a water pollution sensor for the wild using Formlabs’ stereolithography (SLA) 3D printing technology. The IRD is a public mu…
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Harvard researchers develop eco-friendly shape memory 3D printing material
Researchers from Harvard University’s School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) have developed a 3D printing material that can be pre-programmed with reversible shape memory capabilities…
Freiburg University researchers develop novel eco-friendly wood-based 3D printing material
Researchers from the Department of Forest Biomaterials at the University of Freiburg (UCF) have developed a novel environmentally-friendly wood-based 3D printing material. The team, headed by UCF’s P…
Researchers achieve 6.35x part strength increases with new non-planar FDM framework
A team of six international scientists have developed a new computational framework for the multi-axis, non-planar 3D printing of polymer parts. The FFF-based technique works by aligning filaments alo…
UMN researchers partner with Medtronic to 3D print patient-specific heart valve models
Researchers from the University of Minnesota (UMN) have worked with medical technology firm Medtronic to develop realistic customizable 3D printed aortic models. Using tailor-made silicone-based poly…
Spanish-led research team develops 3D printed T-cell boosting hydrogel for cancer patients
A Spanish-led research team has 3D printed a hydrogel capable of mimicking the behaviour of human lymph nodes, and accelerating the production of T-cells in cancer patients. By combining a polyethyle…
LLNL scientists use 3D bioprinting to better understand cancerous tumor formation
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) researchers have combined 3D bioprinting with computational flow simulations to better understand the spread of cancer during metastasis. Working alongsi…
Kiel University scientists 3D print low-cost, open-source photography lighting domes
Researchers from Germany’s Kiel University (CAU) have developed low-cost 3D printed dome-shaped systems that optimize lighting for wildlife photography. The modular illumination devices offer a…
Korean researchers 3D print quantum dot pixels for “super-high-resolution” display devices
A team of researchers from the Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute has used 3D printing to develop high-density quantum dot pixel arrays at the nanoscale. By embedding and solidifying liquid in…
ORNL researchers develop eco-friendly 3D printed carbon dioxide capturing device
Scientists from Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have developed a novel 3D printed device that’s capable of increasing the amount of CO2 captured from burning fossil fuels. Utilizing 3D pri…