US-based researchers have developed a method to precisely control the molecular alignment of liquid crystal elastomers (LCEs) during 3D printing. Ensuring more predictable shape-morphing and mec…
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PARI explores new research on dark ceramics for hypersonic applications
Researchers at Purdue Applied Research Institute (PARI) are exploring methods to 3D print dark ceramics, enabling complex, heat-resistant components for hypersonic vehicles. Their objective is to deve…
Open-source 3D Printed Pipe Fittings Reduce Water Waste, New Study Argues
Researchers from Canada’s Western University have developed a new open-source approach for 3D printing water pipe fittings. According to the London, Ontario-based team, around 126 billion cubic meter…
Researchers reveal a new 3D printing method for scaling fish fillet production
Researchers from Ocean University of China have developed a scalable method for producing lab-grown fish fillets using edible porous microcarriers (EPMs) and bioprinting. With growing concerns over ov…
A new 3D printing method to produce ultra-fine fibers at scale
Researchers from University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign have developed a novel method to fabricate ultra-fine fibers with diameters as small as 1.5 µm, offering a scalable way to replicate biological…
New Holographic TVAM 3D Printing Method Accelerates Production
A team of Europe-based researchers has developed a novel holographic 3D Printing method. The group created a modified Tomographic Volumetric Additive Manufacturing (TVAM) technique capable of shorteni…
Coffee grounds for 3D printing? A unique take on sustainable options for molds
Researchers from the University of Washington (UW) have introduced a new way to 3D print mycelium-based biocomposites, sidestepping the need for traditional molds. Led by Danli Luo, alongside Ju…
Can FDM under extrusion yield better results in bio-inspired robotics? Research suggests so
Researchers from the University of Twente (UT) and University of Southern Denmark (SDU) have come up with a clever way to strengthen the connection between soft and rigid materials in hybrid robots, a…
Is T-Code the New G-Code? Researchers Develop New Programming Language
Researchers from John Hopkins University have developed a new 3D printing programming language called Time Code (T-Code). Outlined in a Nature Communications study, co-authors Sarah Propst and Jochen …
FabRx’s latest study on 3D printed capsule production for pharmacies
UK-based biotech company FabRx has announced a study exploring how pharmaceutical 3D printing can automate capsule filling in community pharmacies. Published in the International Journal of Pharmaceut…