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Strong, flawless ceramics in various shapes, including spirals and honeycombs, can now can be created using 3D printing, researchers say. These new materials could find use in hypersonic aircraft ...

The 3-D-printed ceramics could be better in some respects than their conventional counterparts. One lattice made at HRL has 10 times the compressive strength of commercially available ceramics.

It’s taken so long to get ceramics into a 3D printer because, as Zak Eckel, an engineer at HRL Laboratories says, “Ceramics are just notoriously difficult to process.” But thanks to his work ...

Ceramics are amazing materials—strong, light and with amazing thermal properties. Now, researchers have developed a new way to 3D print the materials more effectively than in the past, and the ...

Jolie Ngo, a ceramic artist from Philadelphia, makes 3D-printed, vibrantly colored vessels. The RISD grad is now pursuing a ceramics MFA Alfred University. She makes a kind of post-Internet object ...

4D-printed ceramic Miura fold, a kind of folding technique used to efficiently store and unfurl solar panels in Japanese satellites and in other manufacturing applications.

Beijing, Aug 20 (PTI) Scientists have successfully developed the world's first 4D printing for ceramics, that can be used to create complex, shape-changing objects.

A Malibu, California-based team at HRL Laboratories just announced a new process for 3-D printing ceramics which can resist temperatures up to 1,700 degrees Celsius, or 3,092 degrees Fahrenheit.

Researchers from the City University of Hong Kong (CityU) have successfully developed the world's first-ever 4D printing for ceramics that can be used to create complex, shape-changing objects ...

The existing 3D-printed ceramic precursors, which are usually difficult to deform, also hinder the 4D printing of ceramics with complex shapes. The researchers led by Lv Jian, chair professor of ...