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Researchers develop 3D printable wound dressings based on fruit Researchers from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh), Greece, have developed 3D printable direct and indirect patches with wound-healing capabilities. In an article published in the journal Pharmaceutics, 3D printable inks based on pectin, a naturally occurring substance found in berries, apples, and other fruit, which form free‐standing transparent films designed to treat shallow wounds and ulcers. “The application […] https://buff.ly/2v34sqR
FLPK007: DIY brand & fingerprint-lock 16inch laptop backpack https://buff.ly/2NHKett https://buff.ly/30ERWtw
Maker Spotlight: Alex Morrison Name: Alex MW Morrison Location: Austin, TX What is your day job? I’m a freelance Maker Educator and Collaborative Learning Consultant in Austin. In my role here, I collaborate with different types of learning institutions here in Austin to identify the parts of their educational programs that might need a […] Read more on MAKE The post Maker Spotlight: Alex Morrison appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers. https://buff.ly/37eKWWS
BAE Systems and Renishaw partner to develop combat aircraft systems using additive manufacturing Multinational aerospace company BAE Systems has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with UK-based metal 3D printer manufacturer Renishaw to improve manufacturing processes for combat aircraft systems. With the application of industrial 3D printing, this collaboration aims to improve performance, reduce costs and speed up the production of such aircraft systems, ultimately advancing novel technology […] https://buff.ly/30IWMG7
Danish University’s plastic recycling technology hopes to end 3D printing “Wild West” The Department of Engineering of Aarhus University, Denmark wants to revolutionize plastic usage in 3D printing. The aim is to recycle plastic waste into a standardized filament product since the industry lacks the standards of print-quality filament – states professor and plastics expert Mogens Hinge. The university is cooperating with Aage Vestergaard Larsen A/S plastic […] https://buff.ly/379If8M

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Researchers develop 3D printable wound dressings based on fruit Researchers from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (AUTh), Greece, have developed 3D printable direct and indirect patches with wound-healing capabilities. In an article published in the journal Pharmaceutics, 3D printable inks based on pectin, a naturally occurring substance found in berries, apples, and other fruit, which form free‐standing transparent films designed to treat shallow wounds and ulcers. “The application […] https://buff.ly/2v34sqR
FLPK007: DIY brand & fingerprint-lock 16inch laptop backpack https://buff.ly/2NHKett https://buff.ly/30ERWtw
Maker Spotlight: Alex Morrison Name: Alex MW Morrison Location: Austin, TX What is your day job? I’m a freelance Maker Educator and Collaborative Learning Consultant in Austin. In my role here, I collaborate with different types of learning institutions here in Austin to identify the parts of their educational programs that might need a […] Read more on MAKE The post Maker Spotlight: Alex Morrison appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers. https://buff.ly/37eKWWS
BAE Systems and Renishaw partner to develop combat aircraft systems using additive manufacturing Multinational aerospace company BAE Systems has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with UK-based metal 3D printer manufacturer Renishaw to improve manufacturing processes for combat aircraft systems. With the application of industrial 3D printing, this collaboration aims to improve performance, reduce costs and speed up the production of such aircraft systems, ultimately advancing novel technology […] https://buff.ly/30IWMG7
Danish University’s plastic recycling technology hopes to end 3D printing “Wild West” The Department of Engineering of Aarhus University, Denmark wants to revolutionize plastic usage in 3D printing. The aim is to recycle plastic waste into a standardized filament product since the industry lacks the standards of print-quality filament – states professor and plastics expert Mogens Hinge. The university is cooperating with Aage Vestergaard Larsen A/S plastic […] https://buff.ly/379If8M

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