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Purdue unveils 3D-printed hypersonic scramjet prototype

Researchers at Purdue University's Applied Research Institute (PARI) are harnessing cutting-edge additive manufacturing technology to fabricate a fully functional prototype of a supersonic combustion ramjet, or scramjet.

UBCO researchers introduce 3D-printed MXene compound to enhance satellite communication systems

Researchers at UBC Okanagan, in partnership with Drexel University, have unveiled a novel compound capable of revolutionising telecommunication antennas and connectivity devices through 3D printing.

Stratasys joins lunar mission to assess 3D-printed materials

Additive manufacturing giant Stratasys announced its participation in an upcoming lunar mission aimed at evaluating the performance of 3D-printed materials on the surface of the moon.

Study reveals advancements in artificial eye creation through 3D printing

A study has revealed a significant advancement in artificial eye technology, as researchers unveil a faster and more efficient method for 3D printing custom prosthetic eyes, potentially transforming the lives of millions worldwide.

MIT engineers develop 3D-printed electromagnets

MIT engineers have achieved a groundbreaking feat by 3D printing the core components of electromagnets, marking a significant leap forward in the realm of electronics manufacturing.

Airbus anticipates strong demand surge for freight market in Asia-Pacific

Airbus, a global leader in aerospace innovation, has unveiled projections indicating a robust surge in demand for freighter aircraft within the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region over the next two decades.

New funding boosts dev’t of 3D-printed solution to facial reconstruction for cancer patients

Dr Xiao Liu from the University of Wollongong has obtained a significant grant of $700,000, marking a major advancement in improving the rehabilitation process for individuals who have undergone treatment for head and neck cancer.

UW-Madison researchers unveil 3D-printed functional human brain tissue

A team of scientists at the University of Wisconsin–Madison has pioneered the development of the first 3D-printed brain tissue capable of growth and functioning akin to natural brain tissue.

3D-printed parts set to surge to $119B by 2032 — AM Research

Additive Manufacturing Research has recently published a study affirming the optimistic future for prominent additive manufacturing (AM) technologies. The findings indicate that these technologies are...

MIT researchers showcase rapid 3D printing with liquid metal

Scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) have introduced a technique dubbed liquid metal printing (LMP), enabling the rapid production of large-scale metal components such as table legs and chair frames within minutes.
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