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UniSA chosen for $500 million research centre

Manufacturer's Monthly

He says that additive manufacturing commonly known as 3D printing is revolutionising the way that many industries work. Once limited to plastic prototype parts, 3D printing today includes metal, ceramic and composite materials that are on the cusp of full-scale adoption across Australias manufacturing sector, Hall said.

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Pushing the Boundaries for Innovation: AM News Roundup for November 21-December 2

Additive Manufacturing

New materials announcements were made for both medical and aerospace and well as filaments with more functionality for material extrusion systems. Along with NASA invested in systems to use large-scale 3D printing to build lunar structures, the 3D printing community just can’t stop pushing the boundaries of what can be done.

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Minitab: Maximising yield by minimising errors

Manufacturer's Monthly

Minitab solutions are applicable in many sectors, including food and beverage, automotive, pharmaceuticals, medical technology and semiconductors. Sectors that have the potential to benefit from these services the most, include food and beverage, automotive, pharmaceuticals, medical technology and semiconductors.

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BIO INX Launches New Biocompatible Material for Live Cell Encapsulation

Additive Manufacturing

November 8, 2022 — BIO INX launched Hydrobio INX N400, the first commercially available bioresin enabling live cell encapsulation in 3D printing with Nanoscribe’s Two-Photon Polymerization technology. 3D biofabrication is an emerging application field of high-precision 3D printing based on Two-Photon Polymerization (2PP).

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Additive Manufacturing Growth: Review of 2022 Collaborations, Acquisitions, and Funding

Additive Manufacturing

Whether by opening new research facilities, building partner networks, acquiring companies, co-developing applications and technology, receiving grants, raising capital, or other activities, the additive manufacturing industry is committed to supporting 3D printing professionals in achieving their goals. and Desktop Metal, Inc.

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Innovate UK-Funded Biotech Company Accelerates Cheaper Drug and Vaccine Manufacture after Biocomputer Breakthrough

MEM

As a result the Cambridge-based company has achieved a massive leap in its understanding of how the plastic materials used in 3D printing the chips interact with biological applications. 3D printed materials, without any post-processing, simply do not support reproducible biology.

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WORLD-FIRST 3D BIOPRINTED BIOIMPEDANCE CHIPS UNLOCK IN-VIVO SKIN DISEASE MODELING

WORCON

Regenerative medicine specialist CTIBiotech has partnered with pharmaceutical firm Gattefossé to develop 3D bioprinted skin chips that enable the patient-specific modeling of skin diseases.