All 3D printing articles – Page 2
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Feature3D printing in pharma
Nina Notman explores how 3D printing is carving out a niche for itself in the pharmaceutical industry
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Research
‘Ikea reactionware’ promises to democratise organic chemistry
3D-printed modular reactor that ‘a child could use’ makes a drug in 40 hours
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Stainless steel takes the heat off difluoromethylation
Bespoke 3D-printed reactor makes use of greenhouse gas
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Sponsored
Silicones – enabling the next big leap in prosthetics and health
Safe, reliable and versatile, silicones are changing lives
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Feature
Photoredox: charge of the LED brigade
Forget fluorescent light bulbs, photochemistry has become a lot more sophisticated
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Research
Space travel microbes turn urine into polymers
Researchers are trying to develop yeast that could convert human waste into food for long space flights
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Research
3D printed flower blooms when the sun comes out
Scientists create photoresponsive device using shape memory composites
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Research
Tools 3D printed using mock-up Mars dust
Working with extraterrestrial materials could be an important part of future space exploration
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3D printing outclasses glass
Reactionware revolution continues with nanoparticle flow reactor
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Research
Cutting edge chemistry in 2016
We take a look back at some highlights from last year’s chemical science research
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Research
3D printed heart-on-a-chip pumps out data
Printing approach allows useful sensors to be embedded in the system
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Research
Millions of metal nanoparticles hot off the printing press
Polymer ink printing opens up vast library of alloy nanoparticles
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Research
3D printed graphene aerogels take shape
Technique holds potential to fabricate ultra-light structures with architectures tailored for specific applications
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3D printed tissues grow and develop in animal tests
Muscle, bone and cartilage successfully transplanted as limitations of printing technology overcome
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Ceramics made stronger with 3D printing
New method uses 3D printed polymers to make flaw-free ceramic microlattices
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Research
3D printer uses gel matrix to tie the knot
Complex 3D patterns can be ‘written’ in a gel that switches between solid and liquid states
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Business
Cosmetics deals push skin 3D bioprinting
Interest for testing from L’Oréal, BASF and Procter & Gamble could be a stepping stone towards bespoke organs
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Business
Porous pills could be largest industrial 3D printing use
US grants first-of-a-kind approval for Aprecia’s epilepsy tablets exploiting porous structure
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