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Stanford lab’s subvoxel 3D printing technique aims to make one part serve multiple functions at once
A 3D printing technique developed by Stanford mechanical engineering professor Natalie Larson is being applied across an unusually wide range of fields, from lab-grown meat to structural vehicle batteries to defense-funded metamaterials, all built on a method that lets multiple materials be extruded and controlled within a single printed strand. Larson, an assistant professor in…
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