3D Printing
Multimaterial 3D Printing Targets Smarter, Multifunctional Products
Stanford researchers are developing precise printing methods for cultivated meat, soft robots, structural batteries, metamaterials, and other applications.
3D Printing with Ice Creates Self-Supporting Complex Structures
Evaporative cooling enables researchers to print angled ice profiles with potential applications in tissue engineering, microfluidics, and construction on Mars.
3D-Printed Titanium Lattice Stays Afloat Even After Severe Damage
RMIT researchers combine hollow titanium structures with foam to create a lightweight, corrosion-resistant material for marine infrastructure.
3D-Printed Heatsink Cuts Size and Weight with Phase-Change Materials
Johns Hopkins APL’s SPEAR technology combines additive manufacturing with heat-storing materials to improve thermal management in space-constrained electronics.
3D-Printed Boat Pushes Additive Manufacturing Toward Maritime Production
UMaine’s 3Dirigo X demonstrates faster printing, digital design flexibility, and mold-free production for future commercial and defense vessels.
