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🌟 Revolutionizing Medical 3D Printing with Solvent-Free Polymers 🌟 Duke University researchers, led by PhD candidate Maddiy Segal, have made a breakthrough in digital light processing (DLP) 3D printing by developing a solvent-free polymer. Unlike traditional resins that require solvents, this innovative polymer eliminates shrinkage issues, improves strength, and maintains biocompatibility — making it ideal for degradable medical implants. 🧬 With this advancement, Segal envisions temporary medical implants that naturally degrade over time, potentially reducing the need for multiple surgeries. This technology could also support applications in soft robotics and bone adhesives. A game-changer for 3D printing in medical applications! 👏 #3DPrinting #MedicalDevices #AdditiveManufacturing #Innovation #Biodegradable #DLP

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