A University of Nottingham-led project will bring 3D design and printing to children and young people taught in hospital education across England, and will study whether the activity can support their recovery. Funded by a Royal Society Science Community Grant…
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Woven in Metal: IMDEA and UPM 3D Print Stents That Bend Without Breaking
Discover exclusive software insights at AMA: Software 2026, on October 22. Register for free! Braided vascular structures 3D printed from nitinol can be squeezed to half their diameter and still regain more than 90% of their shape. That result comes…
PharmaTher Builds Network of 3D Printing Nodes for Rare Disease, Shortage and Emergency Medicines
Where is AI unlocking advantages? Explore what is possible at AMA: Software 2026. Canadian specialty pharmaceutical company PharmaTher Holdings has launched the M3DICINES National Network Program, an initiative to build a distributed network of qualified sites across North America that…
PharmaTher Sets 3D Printed Medicine Roadmap, Targeting First CraftMake Orders This Quarter and a Rare Pediatric NDA by 2028
Where can AI actually help your print workflow? Find out at AMA: Software, online on October 22nd. Specialty pharmaceutical company PharmaTher Holdings plans to take its first orders for the CraftMake pharmaceutical 3D printer in Q4 2026, the opening step…
MB Therapeutics Wins French Approval for 3D Printed Medicine Supply
French start-up MB Therapeutics has received authorization from the French National Agency for Medicines and Health Products Safety (ANSM) to manufacture semi-solid pharmaceutical cartridges for 3D printing solid oral dosage forms. The company says the decision makes it the first…
Myrava Moves Into Radiation Therapy With Cleared 3D Printed Bolus
Hear from the experts shaping additive manufacturing software. Join 3D Printing Industry on 22 October for AMA: Software 2026, featuring exclusive presentations, panels and live Q&A! Myrava, formerly known as Ricoh 3D for Healthcare, has received U.S. Food and Drug…
3D printing speeds up prosthetics for Syria’s wounded
Prosthetics centers in northwest Syria have begun using 3D printing to produce custom limbs for amputees, offering a partial answer to a shortage of prosthetics capacity in a country where nearly three million people have been wounded since the conflict…
Auburn Team 3D Prints Low-Cost Camera Laryngoscope
A team spanning Auburn University‘s College of Veterinary Medicine and Samuel Ginn College of Engineering has developed a 3D printed, camera-equipped laryngoscope designed to help veterinary students learn to intubate large animals like goats and pigs. The device, which costs…
An AI guide could make personalized 3D printed pills scalable
University of Mississippi researchers have entered a new agreement with pharmaceutical ingredient company Colorcon to build an artificial intelligence-powered database designed to help pharmacies and drug manufacturers produce personalized, 3D printed medications. The project is led by Mo Maniruzzaman, chair…
KLS Martin Set to Deliver 500th Lithoz-Printed Bioceramic Implant by End of 3Q 2026
German surgical device manufacturer KLS Martin has made patient-specific ceramic implants built from Lithoz‘s calcium phosphate material LithaBone TCP a standard offering on its IPS Gate platform, and the company expects to reach 500 delivered implants by the end of…
