3010, 2019
Science Daily: Syringe-injectable, Self-expandable and Ultraconformable Magnetic Nanosheets
Science Daily and other news sites published SUTD’s research on novel nanosheets that are syringe-injectable, self-expandable, ultraconformable and magnetic. The article included quotes from lead author and research fellow from DManD Centre, Dr Kento Yamagishi as well as principal investigator and EPD Assistant Professor Michinao Hashimoto. Original link: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/10/191030100047.htm Syringe-injectable biomaterials, medical devices and engineered tissues have attracted great attention as minimally-invasive implants for […]1710, 2019
Scienmag: SUTD’s Breakthrough Research Allows For 3D Printed Chocolate Without Temperature Control
Scienmag published SUTD’s research about 3D printing chocolate without temperature control. The article included quotes from lead author DManD postdoctoral research fellow Dr Rahul Karyappa and DManD Principal Investigator, Assistant Prof Michinao Hashimoto. Original Link: SUTD’s breakthrough research allows for 3D printed chocolate without temperature control SUTD’s new approach to the 3D printing of chocolate using cold extrusion instead of conventional hot-melt extrusion method eliminates the need for stringent temperature controls, offering wider potential […]1510, 2019
Science Daily: Oscillation assisted 3D printing renders ultrafast fabrication of microlens array
Science Daily published an article about using oscillation assisted 3D printing to render an ultrafast and flexible fabrication of microlens arrays with optical surface smoothness. The article included a quote from Dr Chao Yuan, DManD postdoctoral research fellow. Original Link: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/10/191015131452.htm With increasing demand for miniaturization of optoelectronics, microlens array has attracted significant attention and become an important micro-optics device widely used in […]910, 2019
Asian Scientist: 3D Printing Gets A Boost With Data-Driven Design
Asian Scientist published a research article about a method to optimize the design process for 3D printed products, which was led by DManD research fellow Dr Xiong Yi. Original Link: https://www.asianscientist.com/2019/10/tech/3d-printing-data-driven-design-sutd/ Leveraging data, scientists in Singapore have developed a straightforward method to optimize the design process for 3D printed products. They reported their findings in the journal ASME Journal of Mechanical Design. Additive […]210, 2019
Science Daily: Structural color printing of 3D microscale objects by shrinking photonic crystals
Science Daily featured research by EPD Associate Prof Joel Yang and his research team on structural color printing of 3D microscale objects by shrinking photonic crystals. Original Link: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/10/191002102808.htm In a report recently published in Nature Communications, a research group led by Associate Professor Joel Yang from the Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD) printed probably the smallest colorful 3D model […]2609, 2019
3D Print.com: Architecture Intelligence Research Lab at SUTD Installs 3D Printed Pavilion for Mid-Autumn Festival
3D Print.com featured the AIRLab’s AirMesh pavilion that is on display at Gardens by the Bay. Original Link: https://3dprint.com/254943/architecture-intelligence-research-lab-at-sutd-installs-3d-printed-pavilion-mid-autumn-festival/ The first fully functional 3D printed structure was designed and built in Singapore recently by a research group under the direction of architects and professors at Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD). The research group, Architecture Intelligence Research Lab (AirLab), at SUTD, […]2509, 2019
Designboom: AIRLAB 3D prints a delicate stainless steel pavilion in singapore’s gardens by the bay
Designboom featured the AIRLab’s AirMesh pavilion that is on display at Gardens by the Bay. Original Link: https://www.designboom.com/architecture/airlab-airmesh-3d-printed-pavilion-singapore-gardens-by-the-bay-09-25-2019/ Commanding a prominent site in singapore‘s gardens by the bay, the team at AIRLAB has 3D printed a new temporary pavilion. titled ‘AIRMESH’, the space-frame structure is the materialization of five years of research on 3D printing in architecture, with the aim to achieve […]2009, 2019
Science Daily: Researchers revolutionize 3D printed products with data-driven design method
Science Daily reported about a new data driven design method for 3D printing products and also quoted DManD Research Fellow Dr Yi Xiong. Originl Link: https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/09/190920095146.htm Additive manufacturing (AM), also known as three-dimensional printing, is a process that fabricates parts in a layer-by-layer manner by adding and processing materials. Advancements in AM technology have enabled the processing of a wide range of […]2708, 2019
National Science Challenge 2019 – Quarter-final 4 in DManD Centre
Channel 5 broadcasted the National Science Challenge 2019 where one of the Quarter-finals challenges that the student participants was crafted upon an overall theme of Additive Manufacturing. DManD has been invited to be the side of the lab tour and setting up the challenge. DManD’s Research Director, Prof David Rosen and DManD’s PI Asst Prof Kenneth Tracy were the host and […]508, 2019