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A new 3D printable, biocooperative material made from a person's own blood can help the body heal from injuries or diseases.

Researchers have created 3D printable concrete that is stronger, lasts longer, and is better for the environment.

A MIT team created logic gates using large molecules that carry electricity (conductive polymers) instead of semiconductors.

Mars may someday forge its own tools. Scientists successfully tested metal 3D printing in a carbon dioxide atmosphere, hinting astronauts could manufacture spare parts using Martian air itself.

Engineers have created and tested a stretchable material with adjustable properties for cheaper and better 3D printing.

This open-source software helps engineers create 3D objects that mix different materials in smart ways, making design faster and more flexible for printing and testing.

10 times faster (can also be larger at lower cost) than a comparable metal additive manufacturing process

New ink formulation enables high-performance, scalable production of micro-supercapacitors and sensors using aerosol jet printing for next-generation electronics.

This new platform enables quick onsite fabrication of complex devices like motors, cutting delays and costs by using multiple materials in one step.