The BuildUp - Ultra-Complex 3D Printed Scaffolds Enable Cell Growth: The Cool Parts Show #70

Perhaps the ultimate surface-area challenge is in bioengineering: creating structures that can grow sufficient cells within a compact volume to be effective for leading-edge medical treatments. The Southwest Research Institute develops bioreactor scaffolds that could only be made using 3D printing. VIEW THIS EMAIL IN BROWSER | VIEW LATEST ISSUE   Presented By: Additive Manufacturing   The BuildUp How additive manufacturing is transforming production Ultra-Complex 3D Printed Scaffolds Enable Cell Growth: The Cool Parts Show #70   Peter Zelinski   Editor-in-Chief Perhaps the ultimate surface-area challenge is in bioengineering: creating structures that can grow sufficient cells within a compact volume to be effective for leading-edge medical treatments. The Southwest Research Institute develops bioreactor scaffolds that could only be made using 3D printing. WATCH 7 Things You’ll Learn at the NPE2024 3D Printing Workshop   Stephanie Hendrixson   Executive Editor Are you a molder, toolmaker or OEM looking to adopt 3D printing? Here are 7 lessons about this technology that will be explored during a workshop at NPE2024: The Plastics Show. READ Chuck Jaws Achieve 77% Weight Reduction Through 3D Printing   Stephanie Hendrixson   Executive Editor Alpha Precision Group (APG) has developed an innovative workholding design for faster spindle speeds through sinter-based additive manufacturing. READ Horizon Demonstrates Effectiveness of HMT-Metal Coating Process for Plastic Micro AM Parts, and More News of Note   Angela Osborne   Managing Editor Phase3D’s True Layer Thickness measurement certifies uniform distribution for every layer of the build |1000 Kelvin’s AMAIZE AI Co-Pilot for additive manufacturing is now available for autodesk fusion READ WEBINAR Optimizing Every Stage of the Product Life Cycle with 3D Printing April 30, 2:00 PM ET REGISTER HERE   WEBINAR New Innovations in Electron Beam PBF: Enhancing Production Capabilities May 02, 2:00 PM ET REGISTER HERE   Würth Additive Group Launches Digital Inventory Service (DIS) Platform to Simplify Supply Chains   Stephanie Hendrixson   Executive Editor The DIS enables distributed, on-demand manufacturing for OEMs and companies of all sizes through secure data transfer and detailed production processes. READ LATEST | MAGAZINE | AM RADIO | THE COOL PARTS SHOW | NEW TO AM? Gardner Business Media 6915 Valley Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45244 800-950-8020 gardnerweb.com Subscribe to Additive Manufacturing magazine Your privacy is important to Gardner Business Media, Inc. (GBM). Please review GBM's online Privacy Policy. Trademarks: All trademarks and logos represented in this marketing message are the property of their respective owners. © 2024 Gardner Business Media, Inc. All Rights Reserved. Unsubscribe Follow Us