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    New laser-cutter-based system fabricates fully functional fully functional

    New laser-cutter-based system fabricates fully functional devices and robots

    Amit Malewar - February 8, 2021
    3D printed milk structures

    3-D printing milk-based products at room temperature

    Amit Malewar - September 21, 2020
    fully 3D-printed magnetic pumps

    3D printing a magnetic, multi-material pump

    Ashwini Sakharkar - September 10, 2020
    Painting complex 3D-printed objects entirely new way

    Painting complex 3D-printed objects entirely new way

    Ashwini Sakharkar - April 28, 2020
    Scanning electron microscope image of the microalgal colonies in the hybrid living biopolymers Credit: Daniel Wangpraseurt

    3D printed bionic corals capable of growing microalgae

    Amit Malewar - April 9, 2020
    A new, high-precision method for 3D-printing small, soft objects

    A new, high-precision method for 3D-printing small, soft objects

    Pranjal Mehar - February 13, 2020
    Embedding information in a printed object. CREDIT Optical Media Interface Lab, NAIST

    New technology to embed data into printed objects

    Amit Malewar - January 16, 2020
    Various glass objects created with a 3D printer. (Photo: Group for Complex Materials / ETH Zurich)

    Using 3D printing technique to produce glass objects

    Amit Malewar - November 26, 2019
    Multi-material additive manufacturing of patient-specific shaped heart valves. Elastomeric printing enables mechanical matching with the host biological tissue. (Photograph: Fergal Coulter / ETH Zurich)

    3D printing customized silicon heart valves

    Ashwini Sakharkar - July 23, 2019
    ​Mimicking the natural cellular architecture of wood. The printed version is at a larger scale for ease of handling and display, but the researchers are able to print at any scale. ​ ​Illustration: Yen Strandqvist/Chalmers University of Technology

    Imitating wood’s ultrastructure with 3D printing for green products

    Amit Malewar - June 27, 2019
    An Air Force Research Laboratory research team has developed a 3-D printed polymer-based foam structure that responds to the force of a shock wave to act as a one-way switch. These images show the material’s formation of jets, which localize shock wave energy in one direction, but not the other. (U.S Air Force photo illustration)

    A shocking materials technology breakthrough

    Amit Malewar - May 9, 2019
    3D bioprinter revolutionises skin research

    3D bioprinter revolutionises skin research

    Amit Malewar - September 6, 2018
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