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Scientists create world's first 3D-PRINTED cheesecake in 30 minutes
It could spell the end of hours in the kitchen - a 3D-printed cheesecake that takes just 30 minutes to create. Engineers at Columbia University unveiled this world's first Tuesday, made by the ...
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3D printed cheesecake? Inside the culinary quest to make a Star Trek food replicator
Researchers from Columbia University recently managed to 3D-print a cheesecake, in a process that is exactly as delightful as it sounds. They detailed their discoveries in an article in npj ...
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Why 3D printed food is set to go mainstream
and it’s all to do with the printing process itself. Scientists in America have created a seven-ingredient 3D cheesecake (Image: Jonathan Blutinger) “Because of the way the cheesecake has been ...
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Scientists Are 3D Printing Fake Moon Dust Into Useful Objects
That's why a group of scientists led by the European Space Agency are exploring ways to 3D print anything from screws to coins using artificial lunar regolith — a simulation, essentially ...
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Scientists 3D Print Living Brain Cells
A team of scientists, using a new laser technique, managed to 3D print living, functioning mouse brain cells in the lab. Most of the neurons, specifically dorsal root ganglion neurons ...
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3D printing near net shape parts with no post-processing
Carnegie Mellon University Professor Rahul Panat, and his team, were developing a new type of 3D printed Brain-Computer ...
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Team creates low-cost, 3D-printed water pollution sensor
A new form of low-cost, 3D-printed water pollution sensor could make a splash in the world of environmental monitoring, its ...
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Scientists create 3D-printed hand that can play Jingle Bells
Scientists have made a 3D-printed robot hand that can play Jingle Bells on the piano. Researchers at Cambridge University said soft and rigid materials in the design replicate the bones and ...
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Chinese scientists develop cutting-edge tech for 3D ceramic printing in the air to create complex engineering parts
Scientists in China have developed a new technique for 3D printing of ceramics in the air without the need for supportive structures. This cutting-edge method can construct ceramic parts at almost ...
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Scientists 3D-print biomedical devices in study that may ‘open up new possibilities’
A Chinese-led team of scientists say they have developed a highly conductive 3D printing ink that can build circuits in hydrogel to create devices that can be used to monitor heart rate and ...
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Why 3D printed food is set to go mainstream
and it’s all to do with the printing process itself. Scientists in America have created a seven-ingredient 3D cheesecake (Image: Jonathan Blutinger) “Because of the way the cheesecake has been ...

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