- Search results for 3D Printing
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 | New technique brings 3D printed human hearts closer to realityThe method, described in the journal Science, can allow anyone to 3D bioprint tissue scaffolds out of collagen, the major structural protein in the human body, the researchers said | |
 | No more low employment potential disciplines from 2020-21, says AICTEIn a bid to bridge the gap between industry requirements and courses imparted at engineering institutes, the AICTE has initiated several steps, including compulsory internship for students | |
 | Union Budget 2019: Young people to be trained in languages and skills like AI, IoTNirmala Sitharaman said that this is to to create a large number of manpower with speed and high standards, employable both in India and abroad | |
 | Through their workshops, Leo & Mike want to lend students an interdisciplinary outlookLeo & Mike is approximately six-months-old and is still making all the right noise | |
 | This IIT research team has found a solution to the water crisis that is squeezing India dryTaking a leaf from nature’s book, a team from IIT Mandi has developed a material that can harvest water from fog | |
 | Novel 3D bioprinting tech to create artificial blood vessels, organ tissueHardened blood vessels are associated with cardiovascular disease, but engineering a solution for viable artery and tissue replacement has historically proven challenging | |
 | How this start-up run by IIT Madras alums is going to 3D print your next houseIncidentally, though they didn't start off wanting to print houses, the co-founders were very excited about 3D printing as a concept | |
 | From facial recognition to 3D printing, everything that went into Mahatma Gandhi's two-sided bust in South AfricaA two-sided bust of Mahatma Gandhi, conceptualised and designed by Birad Rajaram Yajnik and team, was installed at the iconic Pietermaritzburg railway station in South Africa recently | |
 | How the free flow of 3D guns could worsen the 'epidemic of armed violence' in the USNow even guns are made using 3D technology and this has become a hot topic of public discourse | |
 | Kochi colleges reject robotics, hell-bent on traditional engineering curriculumEvery change is being torpedoed. We can manage political opposition from outside, but what if the changes are resisted from within, says a prof who thinks changes are important | |
 | You can soon '3D print the food' that you crave! Here's howResearchers from South Korea's Ewha Woman's University have developed a new technique to 3D print food that can allow users to cook according to their preferences | |
 | PM launches #FutureSkills to bring MIT, Stanford University and IIT content to train 4 million IndiansThe platform is also expected to impart the skills required for new age IT professionals, with Nasscom President R Chandrasekhar stating that FutureSkills would benefit many | |
 | Turning concepts and ideas into three-dimensional works of daily art3D printing application engineer helps bring a fragile idea or concept to use with 3D printing technology or additive manufacturing | |
 | Smart, tech-driven and informal: What tomorrow's workspaces will look like?C Velan, CEO and MD of Tata Realty and Infrastructure who chaired the session, started the discussion by pointing out the important dimensions of the future workspace | |
 | Remember the kid who created the world's tiniest satellite? Meet the team of students who were part of creating that satellite that is now in spaceSpace Kidz India and its young scientists were ecstatic as their light, 3D printed satellite Kalam Sat was launched into space on Thursday |
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