Extrusion 3D Printing of Polymeric Materials with Advanced Properties

Wiley & Sons·Aug 5

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Research is being conducted on the extrusion 3d printing of polymeric materials with advanced properties. Studies are exploring various aspects of this technology, including its applications in bioelectronic sensing, therapeutic strategies, and sustainable engineering. The use of machine learning and other techniques is being investigated to optimize the properties and performance of 3d-printed polymer components.

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