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A Futuristic Mars Colony Is Being 3D-Printed In The Mojave Desert

By Charmaine Caparas

In Images: Dubai’s 3D-Printed ‘Office of the Future’ is Officially Open

By Cecille De Jesus

MIT’s 3D-Printed Shape-Shifting Objects Could Revolutionize Medicine

By Jasmine Solana

Proof That the Clothing of the Future Will Likely Come From a Printer

By Michelle Lee

Doctors Can Now 3D-Print Bones On Demand, Thanks to a New “Hyperelastic” Material

New Nanotech Could Allow Phones to Fully Charge in Seconds

Synthetic Future: Revolutionary Center Will 3D-Print Human Tissues and Organs

By Eleazer Corpuz

Graphene’s Infusion in Textiles is the Future of Wearable Electronics

By Jelor Gallego

New Apple Patent Shows a Bendable iPhone Using Carbon Nanotubes

Scientists Use Nanotechnology to Make Plants Capable of Detecting Landmines

By Jess Vilvestre

Wiivv Wearables is Paving the Way to Custom 3D-Printed Apparel

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This “Self-Healing” Thread Can Alternate Between Firm and Flexible

By Jess Vilvestre

Now We Can 3D Print Homes for Next to Nothing, Using Mud

By Jelor Gallego

Constructing the Future: Homes Can Now Be Made In A Day With 3D Printing

By Jelor Gallego

Engineers Are 3D Printing Coral Reefs to Help Save Our Oceans

By Jasmine Solana

Oak Ridge Just Entered Record Books With The Largest 3D-Printed Object in the World

By Jasmine Solana

New Movie Screen Allows a Glasses-Free 3D Movie Experience

By June Javelosa

To Boost Internet Speeds, We’re Making Optical Fibers…In Space

By Jelor Gallego

Scientists Make A Microscopic Storage System That’s Only 100 Nanometers Wide

By Arra Dianne Hifarva

A Tiny House Was Built in 24 Hours, Thanks to A 3D Concrete Printer

By Arra Dianne Hifarva

Scientists Create ‘Nano-Reactor’ for the Production of Hydrogen Biofuel

By Joseph Libunao

An Autonomous, 3D Printed Bus That Talks To Passengers? Olli Has it All

By Jelor Gallego

Get a Remarkably Accurate 3D Printed Action Figure…Of Yourself

By Jolene Creighton

Scientists Turn Graphene into the Most Light Absorbent Material Ever Created

Airbus Makes World’s First Functional 3D Printed Motorcycle (and it’s €50,000)

By Jelor Gallego

Dubai 3D Printed This “Office of the Future” in Less Than 3 Weeks

By Todd Jaquith

Fred the Tortoise Gets New Shell, Thanks to 3D Printing

By Jelor Gallego

MIT Tech Make It Possible To 3D Print Ultra-fine Programmable Hair

A Host of Soon-to-be-Expired Patents are Set to Revolutionize 3D Printing

By Jelor Gallego

Google’s Next Project? They’re 3D Mapping The Inside of Earth’s Buildings

By Jelor Gallego

This 3D Printer Creates Real Bones Using Synthetic Material

By Jelor Gallego

This is HoloFlex: A Flexible Holographic Smartphone

By Cecille De Jesus

Disney’s 3D Printer Produces Models Almost Instantaneously Using Light

By Cecille De Jesus

Student Invents 3D Printed Bioreactor That Can Grow Hundreds of Mini-Brains

By Cecille De Jesus

This Bendable Smartphone Has A Screen Made of Graphene

By Miguel Santos

Everlasting Batteries Move Closer to Reality, Thanks to New Nanowire Technology

By Cecille De Jesus

Would You Eat 3D Printed Cheese?

By June Javelosa

This Bizarre 3D Printer Spins out Shapes Like a Spider Spins a Web

By Sarah Marquart

A 3D Printed Skull Just Saved a Child’s Life

By June Javelosa

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Reverse Photosynthesis—New Biotech Breakthrough Converts Plants into Biofuel

By June Javelosa

This 3D Printing Pen Can “Draw” Human Cartilage Directly Into Patients

By Kathleen Riley

First 3D-Printed Drug Just Unveiled—Welcome to the Future of Medicine

By June Javelosa

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The Answer to Nuclear Waste Storage and Transportation Could Be Metal Foam

By Jelor Gallego

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Nipping Cancer in the Bud—New Supersensitive Biosensor Makes It Happen

By Todd Jaquith

This Nanofiber Sensor Sniffs Disease Markers in Your Breath

By Todd Jaquith

3D Printing Is Being Used to Make Prosthetic Bones for Cancer Patients

By June Javelosa

3D-Printed Rutherford Engine Qualifies For Space Flight

By Sarah Marquart

Thanks to NASA, We Can Now Use Plasma to Print Nanoelectronics

By Todd Jaquith

This Hotel Is 3D Printed from Sand and Volcanic Ash

By Sarah Marquart

9-Month-Old Baby Saved by 3D Printed Heart Replica

By June Javelosa

MIT Is Building 3D Solar Towers, and So Far They Have Achieved Phenomenal Results

By Jelor Gallego

Scientists 3D Print Cartilage Using an “ink” Composed of Human Cells

By Todd Jaquith

Researchers Figured Out How to Convert Carbon Dioxide Into Concrete Using 3D Printing

By June Javelosa

Scientists Use Nanotechnology to Create a Super-Fast ‘Biological Computer’

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Amazing 3D Printer Can Use 21 Different Metals Simultaneously

By Sarah Marquart

Physicists Discover Graphene Slides Across Gold With Almost Perfect, Frictionless Movement

Mattel’s ThingMaker From the 60s is Being Reinvented as a 3D Printer

By June Javelosa

Study Discovers Diatoms are a Kind of “Wonder Material,” May be the Next Graphene

This Semi-Automatic Gun Is “95 Percent” 3D Printed and 100 Percent Legal

By June Javelosa

Will We Ever have 3D Printers in Every Home?

By June Javelosa

“4D Printing” Creates Objects That Change Shape

By Jelor Gallego

New Breakthrough Material: Graphene Elastomer is More Sensitive Than Human Skin

New Approach Revolutionizes the 3D Printing of Ceramics

By Joseph Libunao

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Borophene: This New, 2-Dimensional Material May Be Stronger Than Graphene