Researchers in Vienna create an authentic-looking substitute to the material derived from elephant tusks to help restore antique art objects.

Researchers in France develop a technique that doesn’t use a layer-by-layer additive manufacturing method.

A process developed by researchers in Australia is simpler and less toxic than the current ways to create material suitable for human implants.

The Flexcera Base resin reportedly features improved fracture resistance and an enhanced natural appearance compared with existing products.

3D printed dental bridges, crowns, and implants are the ultimate in one-off production in manufacturing.

Material innovation from Jabil eliminates harmful fumes from overheating of filament.

Novel 3D-printing process allows cost-effective manufacture of reinforced composite parts with strength-to-weight ratios and performance parameters that rival metals.

The first composite material for Stratasys’ F123 Series 3D printers is 15% stronger and more than 50% stiffer than standard ABS, without the weight of metal.

A new class of metals is compatible with 3D printing processes for use in high-performance applications for space, energy, and nuclear industries.

Observations on why parts made using a titanium alloy have defects pave way for more widespread use of additive manufacturing in the industry.