Nano Dimension has launched an innovative solution – the Exa 250vx Digital Light Processing 3D Printer for micro applications to meet the market requirements for faster printing with a larger print bed.

A study has found that ants are capable of altering their nests to prevent the spread of diseases. Germ-carrying ants are even left to self-isolate themselves to protect the wider colony.

A new dual-wavelength 3D-printing method allows solid objects and dissolvable supports to be created from a single resin in one step. Developed by researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, the technique uses visible and UV light to control material behaviour, paving the way for faster, cleaner additive manufacturing of complex structures.

What if the factories building tomorrow’s aerospace components, medical devices, and clean energy systems could do so without fueling the climate crisis? That future is now within reach — thanks to groundbreaking research .

Tiny bubbles, big ambition: Researchers have developed ultra-simple, biocompatible microrobots that can autonomously navigate the body, home in on tumors, and release cancer drugs on demand. Powered by enzymes and guided by the tumor’s own chemical signals, the so-called “bubble bots” mark a major step toward smart, clinically viable drug delivery systems.

Researchers have developed dissolving microneedle patches that deliver living ‘biofertilizer’ directly into plant tissue. Choy Sum and Kale grew faster while using over 15 % less biofertilizer than standard soil inoculation.

Ancient Etruscan tombs are now just a click away. Swedish researchers have digitally documented nearly 280 burial chambers in Italy, creating a portal and VR experience that lets anyone explore this hidden world of cultural heritage.

Researchers are developing a living material that actively extracts carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Photosynthetic cyanobacteria grow inside it, forming biomass and solid minerals and thus binding CO2 in two different manners.

Experts at Northwestern University have developed the NIH Toolbox, a new tool which offers the newest nationally standardized assessment of cognitive, language, motor and social-emotional skill development in infants aged 16 days to 42 months.

A soft artificial muscle has been developed by Northwestern University engineers wherein it provides the performance and mechanical properties required for building robotic musculoskeletal systems.