4 articles tagged with "3D printing"
Recent research has introduced a dual self-assembly network for 3D-printable hydrogels, which may enhance material performance in biomedical applications.
Caltech researchers have engineered nanoscale 3D metallic parts that exhibit unexpected strength, maintaining durability even with inherent defects. This advancement is relevant for various metals and alloys.
Research from The University of Texas at El Paso utilizes 3D printing to analyze the evolutionary role of the rattlesnake's rattle as a warning mechanism.
A new optical device, 3D-printed to combine light from up to 37 semiconductor lasers, shows significant potential for low-loss transmission in multimode fibers.