A team at the Department of Energy’s Berkeley Lab has created the first all-liquid lab-on-a-chip using 3D printing.

A 3D printer developed by researchers at Michigan Tech and re:3D turns recycled plastic into high-performance sporting equipment such as kayak paddles and skateboards.

With all of the hype surrounding additive manufacturing and 3D printing, it's easy to forget that, as with all new technologies, there is a learning curve.

New hydrogels developed by researchers at Brown University show great potential for use in next-generation biomedical, soft-robotic, and microfluidic applications.