
X-Ray 3D Printing!
Researchers have developed a method for 3D printing microstructures using X-rays.
Researchers have developed a method for 3D printing microstructures using X-rays.
3D printing is in the record books — specifically the Guinness Book of World Records — for some unusual creations.
Nanofabrica has demonstrated an intriguing economy of scale when producing 3D printed injection molds.
Researchers have developed a new method of cutting tiny 2D materials, but could this be the foundation of a new type of 3D printer?
Exaddon has developed a unique metal 3D printer that is capable of 3D printing microscopic metal objects in metals like gold, silver and platinum. We found out some details of how it works.
Researchers have sped up microscale 3D printing by 100-1000X through a method that parallelizes two-photon lithography.
A speculative video discusses some of the issues 3D printing may face in the distant future.
A research team has developed an unusual method for 3D printing small scaffold-like structures.
I’m always thrilled to see new 3D printing processes, and Nanogrande definitely has one.
I’m learning a lot more about how light and color actually work after reading a research paper on an experimental method for 3D printing colors.
Graphene is one of those wonder materials you hear about, but somehow can never be properly 3D printed.
Metals. Humans have been developing innovative ways to use these electric-conducive, often shiny, malleable materials for centuries.
Nanoscribe’s customers are leveraging the company’s powerful 3D printer to duplicate features found previously only in nature.
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