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Framatome 3D prints metallic uranium fuel objects at CRIL
French nuclear industry leader Framatome recently manufactured the world’s first uranium-molybdenum and uranium-silicon objects using 3D printing technology. . The objects were manufactured at the CERCA Research and Innovation Lab (CRIL). This technological leap...
UB Students Use 3D Printers To Donate 3,000 PPE Units
While many college students have seen educational experiences dwindle during the pandemic, some students at UB saw a prime opportunity. In February, UB formed its 3D Printing Group, a collaboration between dental students, biomedical engineers, chemical engineers, and...
3D Printers May Be Toxic To Humans
The particles released during the printing process, which are small enough to infiltrate deep into ... [+] Several new studies found that 3D printers emit toxic particles that may be harmful to humans. . The studies, presented at the 2020 Society for Risk Analysis...
What are AI and 3D printing doing for medicine?
Manufacturing has been revolutionised by technology. However, pharmaceutical manufacturers are only just beginning to see the potential of innovative product creation. . The potential benefits of technology in healthcare are vast, and revolutionary techniques are...
Govt readies 3D printing policy for local firms to join new global market
3D printing or additive manufacturing uses computer-aided designing to make prototypes or working models of objects by laying down successive layers of materials such as plastic, resin, thermoplastic, metal, fiber or ceramic. . Eyeing an emerging global market, the...
Why The Most Advanced 3D Printed Nasal Swabs Aren’t Just 3D Printed
When it comes to a Covid-19 test, comfort isn’t the first thing that comes to mind. The initial mental image tends to be more along the lines of a long thin stick being shoved unceremoniously to the far reaches of the nasal cavity. . Some have called the sensation...
Chinese maker of 3D-printed drugs secures $15m in funding
Triastek develops 3D-printed medicines and their production facilities. . (Photo courtesy of Triastek) BEIJING -- Triastek, a Chinese startup using 3D technology to develop medicines, has raised about 100 million yuan ($15 million) in a Series A+ funding round. The...
Engineering thermoplastics: 5 tips for best 3D printing results
The demands placed on engineering thermoplastics in additive manufacturing (AM) are high and the areas of application are diverse, from prototypes in the automotive industry to small series production in veterinary medicine. . But even the best and most expensive...
PrinterPrezz Secures $16M Financing for 3D Printing Medical Devices and Implants
Fremont, California’s PrinterPrezz has just secured $16 million in a Series A financing round, with which it plans to expand its efforts to 3D print medical devices and implants. . A key backer of the financing round, Solvay , will also be partnering with the startup...
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