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Nine Most Recent Posts in Education
University of Texas Thesis Improves Tensile Strength of FDM Parts Through Annealing and Pressure
Improving strength in parts is a topic of ongoing study in 3D printing, and thesis student, Rhugdhrivya Rane, at The University of Texas at Arlington , recently tackled the subject further in ‘ Enhancing Tensile Strength of FDM parts using Thermal Annealing and...
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Medical school’s 3D printer created more than 30 objects in first three months
The pilot phase of the printer, which lasted about three months, ended on Feb. 28, and officials said they will now charge a “small fee” to cover the cost of materials associated with the printing process. A 3D printer installed in the medical school last year has...
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Teachers 3D-print new finger for student who lost hers in car accident
She can write, type, play catch again A student struggling with the loss of her right index finger has gained the ability to do the things she loves once again thanks to 3D-printing technology. AC Lingerfelt was worried she'd never be able to throw a softball or play...
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University of Arkansas: Research Group Delegates 3D Printing Duties to Their Swarm of Robots
“Individuality is what drives humans.” – Wenchao Zhou 3D printing and robotics have been a match for decades, and they continue to have a future together in manufacturing. When it comes to the AMBOT project Wenchao Zhou, Lucas Marques and Austin Williams are creating,...
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UOW installs custom 3D Alek bioprinter for microtia at Sydney hospital
Researchers from the University of Wollongong (UOW) in Australia have developed a custom 3D bioprinter dedicated specifically to treating microtia, a congenital deformity that results in an underdeveloped external ear. The bespoke bioprinter, named 3D Alek, was...
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Michigan Tech’s Joshua Pearce launches free open-source 3D printing course
One of the most popular open-source 3D printing courses, taught by Dr. Joshua Pearce at the Michigan Technological University is now available online for free. Dr. Pearce, an open-source champion and professor of Materials Science & Engineering and the Electrical...
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Researchers Examine Potential for Synthetic Biomineralization in 3D Printing Bone Grafts
Researchers from New Zealand and Australia have been looking into using natural elements as inspiration for 3D printing in bone grafts, detailing their findings in ‘ Towards the Development of Artificial Bone Grafts: Combining Synthetic Biomineralisation with 3D...
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University of California Researchers Explore Acoustophoresis in Regulating Electrical Composites for 3D Printing
Scientists from University of California Santa Barbara have been exploring the use of acoustophoresis in regulating electrical composites in accompaniment with 3D printing in ‘ Flexible Composites with Programmed Electrical Anisotropy Using Acoustophoresis .’ This...
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Michigan Tech Prof Posts 3D Printing Course to Wikiversity
Making A professor at Michigan Technological University has just open-sourced his 3D printing course on Wikiversity . According to Joshua Pearce, an professor of electrical and computer engineering, the course is built around a set of "progressively more challenging...
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