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Altair – The Implant Boom: It’s Now Hip to Replace Your Hip

By Drew Burkhalter | Technical Manager at Altair The number of joint replacement surgeries in the US is skyrocketing amongst the baby
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Formalloy Making New Wave(length)s in 3D Printing, Repair and Cladding

SAN DIEGO, CA, Sep 12, 2017 – Formalloy, LLC, an additive manufacturing company based out of San Diego, released the new L-series
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Purdue-Affiliated Startup Plans to Use 3-D Printers to Create Tomorrow’s Rocket Engines

By Curt Slyder | Purdue University Research Foundation News January 18, 2017 – WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – A startup with Purdue ties plans to
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SEDS@UCSD Pushes the Limits of Additive Manufacturing

3…2…1…Test-fire! The SEDS@UCSD team has taken another major step towards becoming the first-ever to launch a rocket, powered
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SEDS@UCSD Successfully Completes Final Hot-Fire Test for Additively Manufactured Rocket Engine

June 9, 2014-On a very dry, hot Saturday, May 30, 2015, at the Friends of Amateur Rocketry (FAR) launch site in California’s Mojave
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GPI Prototype-SEDS@UCSD Conducts Hot-Fire Test of Their Second Metal 3D Printed Rocket Engine

Students from the UC San Diego Chapter of Students for the Exploration and Development of Space successfully test their second 3D printed rocket
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Altair – The Implant Boom: It’s Now Hip to Replace Your Hip

Formalloy Making New Wave(length)s in 3D Printing, Repair and Cladding

Purdue-Affiliated Startup Plans to Use 3-D Printers to Create Tomorrow’s Rocket Engines

SEDS@UCSD Pushes the Limits of Additive Manufacturing

SEDS@UCSD Successfully Completes Final Hot-Fire Test for Additively Manufactured Rocket Engine

GPI Prototype-SEDS@UCSD Conducts Hot-Fire Test of Their Second Metal 3D Printed Rocket Engine

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