Global engineering technologies company, Renishaw, has concluded the extension component of its phase 1-2 clinical study, carried out jointly with pharmaceuticals expert Herantis Pharma, which investi…
Qrons and Dartmouth researchers to develop 3D printable implants for Traumatic Brain Injuries
Qrons, a New York-based biotechnology start-up, has announced an Intellectual Property (IP) License Agreement with Dartmouth College, New Hampshire, to develop 3D printable implants to treat penetrati…
Jabil to develop 3D printing materials, establishes AM Materials Innovation Center
Jabil, a global manufacturing services company, has established a Materials Innovation Center in Minnesota to develop polymer filaments and powders for additive manufacturing. This 50,000 sq ft facili…
Dartmouth smart ink 3D prints, shrinks and transforms smart materials
A 3D printed, shrunken Arc de Triomphe represents the result of the latest research undertaken by the Ke Functional Materials Group at Dartmouth College. Focused on developing innovative materials for…
3D printing news Sliced, Hawk3D, Google, SEGA, Proto Labs, Norsk Titanium, and Dartmouth College
This edition of our 3D printing news digest Sliced features Sharebot, Norsk Titanium, SEGA, Hawk 3D Proto, 3D Platform, Caribbean Maritime University, Singapore’s Land Transport Authority, Googl…
3D printed “dumbbell molecules” at Dartmouth College allow smart materials to perform heavy lifting
Researching ways to make smart materials capable of autonomous, and often sensory, behaviour The Ke Functional Materials Group at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire, has 3D printed a polymer …