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Researchers turn spoiled milk into 3D printing materials — extracted proteins from dairy waste combined with polymers to create plastic alternative
This work turns what would otherwise be an agricultural liability into a potential input for advanced manufacturing.
In a redeeming development for one of nature’s most universally denounced pests, researchers from McGill and Drexel ...
One Click Metal has highlighted metal AM as a significant method changing the way that medical tools and surgical instruments ...
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AI creates a new alloy that’s 5x stronger than traditional aluminum
Artificial intelligence has just helped push one of the world’s most familiar metals into unfamiliar territory. By teaming ...
Editor’s note: This is the first article in a two-part series exploring additive manufacturing. The Pentagon has poured unprecedented funds into additive manufacturing as a potential game-changer for ...
At the University of Maine’s Advanced Structures and Composites Center (ASCC), additive manufacturing is big in more ways than one. The facility specializes in printing large stuff. In the past, it ...
The armed services are increasingly turning to additive manufacturing – commonly known as 3D printing – to produce parts on demand, reduce costs, and boost readiness. For example, the Southeast ...
This article is based on a poster originally authored by Ellen Williams, Peyton Willis, Andrew Laroche, and Calvin M. Stewart. There is an increasing demand for novel materials and parts able to ...
Additive manufacturing has long been seen as a go-to for prototyping. But today, it’s something far more integral: It's a driver of scalable innovation and, increasingly, a viable method for ...
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