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  3D-Printed Hyperelastic Bone Is Like Duct Tape For Bone Surgeons

  Fast Company - BY Charlie Sorrel

  Growing new bone where none existed before has never been easier. Hyperelastic bone is a new artificial biomaterial that can be 3D-printed and implanted into the body, where it will eventually be replaced by real bone. It’s flexible and has a shelf-life of around a year, but even better it’s dead …

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  Bob Timroff

  

  Formlabs Introduces Ceramic Resin and Changes Everything « Fabbaloo

  fabbaloo.com - Kerry Stevenson

  Formlabs formally announced a new ceramic resin for the Form 2 3D printer today. This is a notable departure from their traditional materials, which …

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  Bob Timroff

  

  

  Researchers 3D print custom-sized lithium-ion batteries

  Engadget - Swapna Krishna

  It has interesting implications for the future of small devices. One of the challenges in creating smaller and smaller devices these days, such as wearables and phones, is that the batteries can take up a lot of room. Cases are often designed around standard battery sizes, and it often creates …

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  Joseph Maza

  Sep 5, 2020
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  N.J. Battle Over 3D Gun Printing Instructions Revived on Appeal

  Bloomberg Law - Maeve Allsup

  New Jersey’s attorney general must face a Texas company’s claims that its First Amendment rights were violated by states’ efforts to prevent it from …

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  Bob Timroff

  

  The Mind-Blowing Technology Behind 3D-Printed Organs

  rachaelrayshow.com - Rachael Ray Show Staff

  Modern medicine has come a long way over the last few decades, internist and gastroenterologist Dr. Roshini Raj says, but not much has changed when …