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The advantage of 3D printing—that is, additive manufacturing (AM) of structural materials—has been severely compromised by their disappointing fatigue properties1,2. Commonly, poor fatigue properties appear to result from the presence of microvoids induced by current printing process procedures3,4. Accordingly, the question that we pose is whether the elimination of such microvoids can provide a feasible solution for marked enhancement of the fatigue resistance of void-free AM (Net-A...

This article from Merck outlines how tissue engineering and regenerative medicine are using bioprintingto expand research.

This article from Merck discusses how three dimensional printing (3DP) is used to produce complextissue engineering scaffolds.

This article from Merck outlines how 3D printing tissues and scaffolds are prepared and stained for light microscopy.

This article from Merck explains how photo-crosslinkable gelatin hydrogel is used in additivemanufacturing.

Body-centred cubic refractory multi-principal element alloys (MPEAs), with several refractory metal elements as constituents and featuring a yield strength greater than one gigapascal, are promising materials to meet the demands of aggressive structural applications1–6. Their low-to-no tensile ductility at room temperature, however, limits their processability and scaled-up application7–10. Here we present a HfNbTiVAl10 alloy that shows remarkable tensile ductility (roughly 20%) and ...

The efforts of many research groups are concentrated on creating novel cost-efficient methods for fabricating electrodes utilizing nanomaterials.

Determining the influence of occupational cement dust exposure on white blood cells with differential inflammatory markers in workers of a cement plant.

Share this article Share this article ROSEMONT, Ill., Feb. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Cato T. Laurencin, MD, PhD, was named the 2021 Kappa Delta Ann Doner Vaughn Award recipient for his 30 years of scientific research in musculoskeletal regenerative engineering, the field which he founded and brought to the forefront of translational medicine. Dr. Laurencins work has led to the development and advancement of biodegradable polymeric materials in bone repair and tissue regeneration. The Kappa Delta...