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Things are supposed to expand when heated. Nearly all solid materials from rubber and glass would expand when exposed to heat. Only a few materials shrink with heat such as cold water, contracting ...
Art, sculptures and even mass-produced objects are often built to last. Ancient Greek sculptures from thousands of years ago may have lost their color (and sometimes a few limbs) but are otherwise in ...
Researchers have invented a new type of artificial bone that can be shaped using a 3-D printer for customized implants. The new material, which they call hyper-elastic bone, appears to act like ...
Sarah Vitak: This is Scientific American’s 60-Second Science. I’m Sarah Vitak. What if you could create household objects—maybe bio-garments, kitchen appliances, or blinds and curtains—that powered ...
A textile engineer at Heriot-Watt University has developed a new material to boost flexibility and comfort of personal protective equipment (PPE). Traditional protective clothing is often made from ...
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EcoLattice — 3D-printed lattice foams — has prompted a reevaluation of traditional manufacturing practices, as DesignWanted reported. Made from raw materials sourced from post-consumer and factory ...
Beetling along: Under the influence of moisture, the colour of the 3D-printed beetle changes from green to red, and back again to red. (Courtesy: Bart van Overbeeke) Researchers in the Netherlands ...
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