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3D Printing with Sound? Concordia Researchers Harness Acoustic Energy for Precision Microfabrication

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Researchers at Concordia University have introduced a refined 3D printing strategy that uses acoustic energy to fabricate microscopic features directly onto soft polymers such as silicone. The method,
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3D Printing with Sound? Concordia Researchers Harness Acoustic Energy for Precision Microfabrication

Researchers at Concordia University have introduced a refined 3D printing strategy that uses acoustic energy to fabricate microscopic features directly onto soft polymers such as silicone. The method,

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3D Printing Industry broke the news in on Tuesday, February 17, 2026.
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