The research team at the University of Washington’s McKelvey School of Engineering has invented an injectable, moldable, and 3D printed conductive granular hydrogel. The goal is to replace rigid implants made of metal or silicon with soft, body-like electrodes that can measure and stimulate biological signals. The related research findings were published on October 8 … Read more
Silicon nitride (Si₃N₄), as a high-performance ceramic material, has attracted significant attention in the field of medical implants due to its excellent biocompatibility, infection resistance, and bone integration properties.Since 1989, silicon nitride ceramics have been applied in areas such as orthopedic joint implants and spinal repair.Its good radiographic imaging performance and properties such as non-conductivity … Read more
Magnesium Alloy Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing): Unlocking a New Era of Lightweight Revolution with the ‘Star Material’ In the wave of the industrial revolution pursuing “lightweighting”, magnesium alloys have become the “star material” in fields such as aerospace, new energy vehicles, and medical implants due to their extremely low density (only 2/3 that of aluminum … Read more