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3D Printing Changes the Game for Scientific Experiments [Video]
Researches are leveraging 3D printing technology to conduct new types of experiments, specifically by turning the container used in the experiment into a reactive material. Leroy Cronin, a chemist at...
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How Leading Scientists Across Fields are Embracing 3D Printing
Nature, the international weekly journal of science, published a feature on how 3D printing is opening up new worlds to research. In a detailed article, Nature covers uses of 3D printing by leading...
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Scientists Create Blood Vessels Using Sugar and 3D Printing
University researchers have discovered a way to 3D print blood vessels, using sugar as the “ink” and a RepRap 3D printer. UPenn and MIT researchers collaborated on the study. The research was...
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Video: MIT’s Neri Oxman and Biologically-Inspired 3D Printed Systems
MIT Media Lab researchers Neri Oxman and Steven Keating are creating biologically-inspired 3D printing systems. Oxman explains the mission of their lab, “Our goal here is to explore processes for...
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Nature’s 3D Printing: Using E. Coli Bacteria to Grow Objects
The field of synthetic biology offers us state-of-the-art results like biofuel, but researchers are looking to push the envelope and develop a technique that could be Nature’s version of 3D printing....
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Top 3D Printing Headlines Last Week: E. Coli, Dentistry, Fashion, IPOs
A roundup of the top news On 3D Printing brought you from January 22 to January 27. Tuesday, January 22 3D Printing Company ExOne to Raise $75 Million in IPO on NASDAQ Wednesday, January 23 Nature’s...
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Designing Future Body Armor after Dragon Fish Scales with 3D Printing
Researchers from MIT have looked to an ancient fish for inspiration in modern warfare. This fish, Polypterus senegalus, is a tough beast whose strong bite and sturdy exoskeleton has kept its species...
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