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New Technology
MIT Unveils Mathematical Framework for 3D Printing Bio-Inspired Adaptive Materials, Accelerating Soft Robotics and Morphing Aircraft Wing Design
MIT News | Massachusetts Institute of Technology USA Overview MIT researchers have developed a pioneering mathematical framework for designing bio-inspired adaptive materials, with direct applications in soft robotics and morphing aircra... -
New Technology
POSTECH Develops Dual-Functional All-Dielectric Monolayer Metasurface for Triple-Color Printing and High-Efficiency Holography in White Light
24-7PressRelease (referencing Light: Advanced Manufacturing) South Korea Overview Researchers at POSTECH have developed a dual-functional all-dielectric monolayer metasurface that enables both triple-color printing under white light and ... -
New Technology
Quantum Plasmonics and Graphene: SDU Researcher Charts Path for Next-Gen Optical Devices at META 2026
SDU (University of Southern Denmark) Denmark Overview P. André D. Gonçalves of the University of Southern Denmark's POLIMA Centre presented on quantum plasmonics and graphene plasmon applications at the 16th International Conference on M... -
Polymers & Resins
HP Unveils New Industrial Filament 3D Printer 600 HT to Tackle Advanced Polymers, Revolutionizing High-Value Production for Aerospace, Medical, and Automotive
3D Printing Industry USA Overview HP has entered the high-performance polymer 3D printing market with its first FFF (Fused Filament Fabrication) 3D printer, the Industrial Filament 3D Printer 600 HT. This printer supports advanced polyme... -
Polymers & Resins
Lattice Revolution: 3D Printing Forges Next-Gen Energy-Absorbing Polymer Structures
PMC International Research Overview A recent academic review highlights significant advancements in additively manufactured polymer structures for mechanical energy absorption. By combining diverse polymer materials with 3D printing tech... -
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UT Austin Engineers Unveil 3D-Printable Biomaterial Mimicking Human Tissue, Revolutionizing Robotics, Medicine, and Critical Mineral Recovery
University of Texas at Austin USA Overview Researchers at the University of Texas at Austin have developed a novel 3D-printable, biocompatible material that closely replicates the structure and function of human tissue. This versatile an... -
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Power Roll’s Micro-Groove Perovskite Solar Film Advances Towards Commercialization with Launch of POP-PV Project
PV-Tech UK Overview The international POP-PV project has launched to accelerate the commercialization of Power Roll's micro-groove perovskite solar film technology. The consortium, comprising Power Roll, Dyenamo, and the University of Sh... -
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Pusan National University Develops First 3D-Printable Liquid Crystal Elastomer Generating Opposite Motions from a Single Material, Expanding Soft Robotics Versatility
Pusan National University South Korea Overview Researchers at Pusan National University have developed the world's first 3D-printable smectic liquid crystal elastomer (LCE) ink that can switch molecular alignment during printing. This al... -
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MIT Scientists Discover ‘Hidden Atomic Patterns’ (Short-Range Order) in Metal Alloys, Poised to Revolutionize Aerospace and Nuclear Engineering Design
Facebook (re-shared from Nature Communications content) USA Overview Scientists at MIT have discovered hidden atomic patterns, or chemical short-range order (SRO), within metal alloys that persist even after extreme manufacturing process... -
Functional Materials
Premier Graphene Affiliate HGI Industrial Technologies Forms Ballistic Protection Joint Venture with Nova Graphene to Commercialize Graphene-Enabled Solutions
Graphene-Info (via finance.yahoo.com) Canada Overview Premier Graphene's affiliate, HGI Industrial Technologies, has formed a joint venture with Nova Graphene to develop and commercialize graphene-enabled ballistic protection products. T...