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MIT’s new biofabrication technique for multi-directional artificial muscle tissue and 3D printing an eye
Researchers from Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a new way to grow artificial muscle tissue that contracts in multiple directions, mimicking the movement of natural muscles more c…
New fuzzy logic model redefines additive manufacturing maturity assessment
Researchers at NOVA University of Lisbon have developed a new approach to evaluating additive manufacturing (AM) maturity, offering a more precise way for companies to assess their progress. Hav…
3D Printed Knee Implants Promise Superior Quality, Strength, and Alloy Reliability
Researchers from South China University of Technology and Beijing Tsinghua Changgung Hospital analyzed the effects of heat treatment on laser powder bed fusion (LPBF)-fabricated CoCrMo alloys, focusin…
RMIT’s new ultra-stiff, energy-absorbing lattice for construction and safety applications
Researchers at RMIT University have developed a bio-inspired lattice structure (BLS) with 13 times the stiffness and 10% greater energy absorption than existing auxetic materials. Inspired by th…
New research on intestine-targeted tablets for precise, delayed drug release
A team of researchers has developed a method for producing intestine-targeted tablets using two 3D printing techniques: selective laser sintering (SLS) and fused deposition modeling (FDM). Led by Thao…
Breakthrough hybrid prosthetic hand now features human touch via sensors
Researchers from Johns Hopkins University (JHU), Florida Atlantic University (FAU) and the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC), have developed a prosthetic hand designed to mimic the human touch. Led…
New study explores Xolography for bioprinting of hydrogels in tissue engineering
Researchers from Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) have introduced a novel way to fabricate hydrogels using Xolography technology from Berlin-based 3D printer manufacturer xolo. Led by Lena S…
New study into 3D microelectrode technology could improve neural interfaces
Researchers from Pusan National University and Seoul National University have introduced a new method that could reshape neural recording and stimulation. Led by Associate Professors Joonsoo Jeo…
New research on 3D printing superconductors by Northwestern University
Researchers from Northwestern University‘s Department of Materials Science and Engineering and Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory have developed a way to 3D print single-crystal Yttrium bariu…