swansea university
3D Printing Webinar and Event Roundup: September 26, 2021
We’ve got plenty of in-person and virtual events to tell you about this week, starting with TCT3Sixty and three other shows you can attend with the same pass! We’ve got…
Thermoelectrics: Swansea Researchers 3D Printing Earth Abundant Cu2−xS
In the recently published ‘Earth abundant, non-toxic, 3D printed Cu2−xS with high thermoelectric figure of merit,’ Swansea University researchers explore challenges in the fabrication of thermoelectric generators. Stating that ‘toxicity,…
Enjoy This Dead Fly Encased in a 3D Print: Is it Art, a Valuable Fossil, or Evidence of the Anthropocene Era?
Are you one of those people who swats flies to their death with wild abandon, wielding the fly swatter as a lethal weapon? Many of us are serious about ridding…
3D Printed Smart Bandage Will Keep Patients and Doctors Apprised of the Healing Process
While the only bone I’ve ever broken was one of my my pinky toes, and I’ve never suffered some other serious injury (knock on wood!), I have certainly had to use bandages…
3D Printing Helped Welsh Professor to Develop Award-Winning Trauma Simulator for Military Surgeons
People can train for war and disaster – that’s what they do in the military, after all, and in the fields of emergency response and medicine. No matter how much…
Artifacts from the Sunken Warship Mary Rose Recreated with 3D Scanning & 3D Printing
Although 3D printing has been celebrated as a technology of the future, it has also proven to have immense value in unearthing our past as well. All across the world,…
American Process Inc. Partners With Swansea University to Develop 3D Printed Tissue Using Nanocellulose
Of all the amazing things that 3D printing has done, facial reconstruction is one of the most incredible. It wasn’t long ago that someone suffering from severe facial damage or…
