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As we’ve explored in our food 3D printing series , the technology is still emerging, with only a handful of food printing processes really approaching any

Companies, organizations and individuals continue to attempt to lend support to the COVID-19 pandemic supply effort.

Companies, organizations and individuals continue to attempt to lend support to the COVID-19 pandemic supply effort.

Sometimes, when researching tissue engineering, scientists must combine different fabrication methods and materials to build scaffolds that meet multiple

William Clifton, Aaron Damon, and Archer K. Martin, all medical researchers from the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, FL, discuss the lack of medical devices

Weiwei Shi recently submitted a dissertation, ‘ Tree Inspired Water Harvesting ,’ to the faculty of the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University .

“Additive manufacturing (i.e., 3D Printing) is uniquely well positioned to support the shortage of critical medical devices.

Researchers from Zurich, Switzerland continue recent trends in studying progressive techniques in construction, detailing their work in the recently

Bay Area bioprinting firm Prellis Biologics is researching the use of bioprinted lymph nodes for the production of SARS-CoV-2 antibodies.

California-headquartered digital manufacturing company VELO3D , which recently raised $28 million in a Series D funding round , just announced that it has

There’s something fantastically dapper about a bow tie, and a 3D printed version definitely takes this fashionable look the extra mile.

UK researchers from Queen’s University Belfast are focused on how 3D printing can assist in serious healthcare issues, releasing the findings of their

According to SmarTech Analysis , aluminum alloys accounted for nearly 10% of 3D printed metal content last year, leading to a 43% growth in shipments of

We’ve got a new 3D printer, a line of 3D printing resins, and an online series in today’s 3D Printing News Briefs.

Dutch 3D printing service Marketiger is different than most, as it doesn’t simply focus on mass production or small-scale printing, but instead offers both.

Perhaps the holiest of holy grails for the additive manufacturing (AM) industry is the fabrication of complete, functional goods within a single print operation.

Polymer matrix reinforced with long carbon fibers has the highest potential to replace metals and reduce the total weight of functional structures.

Creating anatomical 3D models with cutting edge technology can forever change the way anatomy and medicine are illustrated.

UK researchers from the University of Manchester are experimenting with 3D printing techniques for bioprinting, with their findings recently published in