This object was created by injection printing, a new technology developed by Plastics Engineering Prof. David Kazmer.
More durable prosthetics and medical devices for patients and stronger parts for airplanes and automobiles are just some of the products that could be created through a new 3D printing technology invented by a UMass Lowell researcher.
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- Dr. Bonnie Franklin: New Injection Offers Hope for Dogs with Arthritis Pain
Many of us are far too familiar with the term “arthritis.” Well, so are many of our dogs. The arthritis most of our dogs get is known as osteoarthritis, ...
- Rigid pipes for high-pressure oil injection
The SKF THPA range of rigid pipes is said to be suitable for high-pressure oil injection applications where limited space makes pipe connection difficult. The company recently added the THPA M12/D, a ...
- New technique bioprints live cells inside the body using ultrasonic waves
Revolutionary acousto-printing method can be used to circumvent invasive surgery, and has a wide array of potential applications.
- Judge ponders prudential mootness in case over permits
A federal judge in the District of Columbia looked to a 1990 opinion from the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals for guidance when considering whether to dismiss several claims against the State of ...
- U.S. FDA nod for Gland Pharma’s two injections
Generic injectable-focused firm Gland Pharma has received U.S Food and Drug Administration (U.S. FDA) approval for two injections. In separate announcements on Tuesday, the company said it has ...
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- A Guide to 3D Printing for Healthcare, Today and Tomorrow
The technology is used by many health systems to create custom implants and models, but how will it be used in medicine as it advances?
- Man jailed for offering 3D-printed gun sale on Facebook
A man has been jailed for trying to sell a 3D-printed machine gun after admitting to contacting multiple people via social media with offers.
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