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

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

By Todd Jaquith

This Hotel Is 3D Printed from Sand and Volcanic Ash

This Hotel Is 3D Printed from Sand and Volcanic Ash

By Sarah Marquart

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

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

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

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

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’

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

Amazing 3D Printer Can Use 21 Different Metals Simultaneously

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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

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

A Material That’s Better Than Graphene? Scientists Say They’ve Found it

A Material That’s Better Than Graphene? Scientists Say They’ve Found it

By June Javelosa

Graphene May Soon be Produced Commercially, Thanks to a Chance Discovery

Graphene May Soon be Produced Commercially, Thanks to a Chance Discovery

Part Nano-Tech, Part Living Cells: Scientists Build A First-Ever Artificial Kidney

Part Nano-Tech, Part Living Cells: Scientists Build A First-Ever Artificial Kidney

By Jelor Gallego

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

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

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

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

By June Javelosa

This 3D Printed Engine Combustor Just Passed its Hypersonic Test Flight at NASA

This 3D Printed Engine Combustor Just Passed its Hypersonic Test Flight at NASA

Will We Ever have 3D Printers in Every Home?

Will We Ever have 3D Printers in Every Home?

By June Javelosa

“4D Printing” Creates Objects That Change Shape

“4D Printing” Creates Objects That Change Shape

By Jelor Gallego

These Are the First Materials to Ever Be Woven at the Molecular Level

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These Are the First Materials to Ever Be Woven at the Molecular Level

By Sarah Marquart

New 3D Scanning Tech Guarantees You Buy Shoes That Fit Perfectly

New 3D Scanning Tech Guarantees You Buy Shoes That Fit Perfectly

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

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

New Stretchable and Transparent Heater Made from Metallic Glass

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New Stretchable and Transparent Heater Made from Metallic Glass

By Joseph Libunao

New Approach Revolutionizes the 3D Printing of Ceramics

New Approach Revolutionizes the 3D Printing of Ceramics

By Joseph Libunao

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

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

Chemist Creates the First 100% Recyclable Plastic

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Chemist Creates the First 100% Recyclable Plastic

Adidas Created This 3D Printed Shoe Using Plastic Waste from the Ocean

Adidas Created This 3D Printed Shoe Using Plastic Waste from the Ocean

By June Javelosa

Scientists Create Most Expensive Material on Earth, Costs $4.2 Billion per Ounce

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Scientists Create Most Expensive Material on Earth, Costs $4.2 Billion per Ounce

This Floating Rubik’s Cube is the World’s First 3D Color Hologram

This Floating Rubik’s Cube is the World’s First 3D Color Hologram

Scientists Unveil Super-Fast Submersible Nanomachines Driven by Light

Scientists Unveil Super-Fast Submersible Nanomachines Driven by Light

By June Javelosa

Scientists Turn Salt Water into Drinking Water With Nanopores

Scientists Turn Salt Water into Drinking Water With Nanopores

By June Javelosa

Goodbye Dialysis: Nanotechnology Used to Make Artificial Kidney

Goodbye Dialysis: Nanotechnology Used to Make Artificial Kidney

By Joseph Libunao

Graphene Strikes Again: Scientists Use Material to Improve Thermal Imaging

Graphene Strikes Again: Scientists Use Material to Improve Thermal Imaging

By Miguel Santos

Japanese Scientists Invent Nearly Unbreakable Glass

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Japanese Scientists Invent Nearly Unbreakable Glass

By June Javelosa

Examples of 3D Printing Helping Injured Animals

By Miguel Santos

3D-Printed Replacement Horns Might Save Rhinos from Extinction

3D-Printed Replacement Horns Might Save Rhinos from Extinction

Contour Crafting’s 3D-Printing Tech Can Build Homes On-Site in Under 24 Hours

Contour Crafting’s 3D-Printing Tech Can Build Homes On-Site in Under 24 Hours

Dubai Plans to Plant 3D-Printed “Smart Palm Trees” All Over the City

Dubai Plans to Plant 3D-Printed “Smart Palm Trees” All Over the City

MX3D Plans to 3D Print A Functional Metal Bridge in Amsterdam

MX3D Plans to 3D Print A Functional Metal Bridge in Amsterdam

By Joseph Libunao

MIT’s microwave camera can see through walls in 3D

MIT’s microwave camera can see through walls in 3D

By Joseph Libunao

IBM leverages carbon nanotubes to shrink transistors

IBM leverages carbon nanotubes to shrink transistors

By Greg Candelario

Nanoparticles used to create better sunscreen

Nanoparticles used to create better sunscreen

By Greg Candelario

New technique leads to nanotechnology being made more efficiently than ever before

New technique leads to nanotechnology being made more efficiently than ever before

By Greg Candelario

Gold nanoparticles arrange themselves into a working electronic circuit

Gold nanoparticles arrange themselves into a working electronic circuit

Nanotube Fibers in Human Hearts Could Cause a “Paradigm Shift” for Treating Sudden Cardiac Death

Nanotube Fibers in Human Hearts Could Cause a “Paradigm Shift” for Treating Sudden Cardiac Death

Google X Wants To Use Magnetic Nanoparticles And Wearable Sensors To Detect Diseases

Nanoparticles That Enable Both MRI And Fluorescent Imaging Could Monitor Cancer And Other Diseases

By Christine Doan

A Fluorescent Nanoprobe Could Become A Universal, Noninvasive Method To Identify And Monitor Tumors

New Battery Composed Of Lots Of Nanobatteries

New Battery Composed Of Lots Of Nanobatteries

By Andreea Popescu

Researchers Develop Efficient Method to Produce Nanoporous Metals

Landmark Discovery In Gold Nanorod Instability

Landmark Discovery In Gold Nanorod Instability

Nanotechnology used to engineer ACL replacements

Stretchy, bendy, breakthrough nanotech material brings touch control to any surface

Destroying Blood Clots with Nanotechnology

By Oana Stefanescu

Google Files Patent for Wearable Nanotechnology Anti-Cancer Technology

The Nanobot Swarm Slowly Approaches

The ‘Foodini’ Machine Lets You Eat 3D Printed Food From The Comfort Of Your Home

By Christine Doan

NASA Tests 3D-Printed Rocket Engine Parts

By Matthew Lincoln

Mobile 3D Clay Printer: Whole Houses from Local Mud

By Andrew Johnson

Students launch desktop recycler that turns pop bottles into 3D printer plastic

Boeing has over 20,000 3d printed aircraft parts.

L’Oreal Goes After 3D Printed Human Skin to Test Beauty Products

Artificial Retina Created Based On Semiconductor Nanorods And Carbon Nanotubes

By Andrew Johnson

3D-Printed Kidney Tissue Is Here

By Matthew Lincoln

CELLLINK 3D Prints Miniature Ears & Unveils First Universal Bioink for Printing Living Tissue