The latest 3D printing innovation could change the way you think about your visit to the dentist. That’s because Dutch researchers at the University of Groningen are working on the creation of a 3D-printed tooth made of an antimicrobial plastic that kills the bacteria responsible for tooth decay on contact. Click here to read the full...Read More
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The tool isn’t big enough to be used on spaceships — but could bring massive changes to electronics and healthcare. Click here to see the full story.Read More
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