3D printing

3D printing is becoming increasingly prevalent in modern chemistry laboratories. This technology provides chemists with the ability to design, prototype and print functional devices that integrate catalytic and/or analytical functionalities and even to print common laboratory hardware and teaching…
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Fast and accurate manufacturing of individually tailored solid dosage forms is one of the main challenges for personalized medicine. The use of 3D printers has recently been studied to determine their suitability for personalized drug manufacturing. In the current work, formulations free of organic…
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Three-dimensional printing (3DP) is also known as additive manufacturing because these technologies create a part by adding material layer by layer, guided by a 3D computer model. Various types of 3DP are being used in manufacturing in industries ranging from aerospace to medical devices, and some…
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Researchers have implemented oxygen sensitive nanoparticles into a gel material that can be used for 3D printing of complex, biofilm and tissue-like structures… An international team of researchers have implemented oxygen sensitive nanoparticles into a gel material that can be used for 3D…
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Three-dimensional (3D) printing was discovered in the 1980s, and many industries have embraced it, but the pharmaceutical industry is slow or reluctant to adopt it. Spiritam® is the first and only 3D-printed drug product approved by FDA in 2015. Since then, the FDA has not approved any 3D-printed…
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