3D Printing

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  Kevin Behling

  

  Thought 3D printing was dead? Think again

  Wired UK - Margaret Taylor

  When Penn State School of International Affairs academic John Gershenson co-founded Kenyan 3D printing firm Kijenzi in 2017, his aim was to …

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  Kevin Behling

  

  Hybrid 3D-printing bioinks help repair damaged knee cartilage

  newatlas.com - By Michael Irving

  Human knees are notoriously vulnerable to injury or wearing out with age, often culminating in the need for surgery. Now researchers have created new …

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  Kevin Behling

  

  3D bioprinting breakthrough leads to full-scale, functioning heart parts

  newatlas.com - By Nick Lavars

  While in its early stages, bioprinting of human tissue is an emerging technology that is opening up some exciting possibilities, including the …

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  Kevin Behling

  

  

  A 3D-printed heart with blood vessels has been made using human tissue

  MIT Technology Review - Charlotte Jee

  Let it flow: Until now, researchers have only been able to print simple tissues lacking blood vessels, according to the Jerusalem Post. The impact: …

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  Kevin Behling

  

  Watch a Super-Fast 3D Printer Scientists Call the "Replicator"

  futurism.com - Victor Tangermann

  It prints using light. Fabrication Station 3D printers work by laboriously printing objects layer by layer. For larger objects, that process can take …

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  Kevin Behling

  

  Lockheed Martin creates its largest 3D-printed space part to date

  Engadget - Mariella Moon

  Its largest one before this was a toaster-sized electronics enclosure. Lockheed Martin has just finished the final series of quality control tests for an enormous titanium dome meant to serve as caps for satellite fuel tanks. It's not just any ordinary dome, though: the enormous component measures …