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04:16 3D-printing with the Ultimaker 3 for Engineering… 3D-printing with the Ultimaker 3 for Engineering Science - Dr. Norbert Radacsi	3D-printing with the Ultimaker 3 for Engineering Science - Dr. Norbert Radacsi Dr. Norbert Radacsi shows how 3D-printing can be implemented into the field of science and research. His students are currently working on energy storage and biomedical applications. Further… school of engineering university of edinburgh institite for materials and processes 3d-printer ultimaker 3 energy storage biomedical applications fuel cells batteries prototyping abdominal aortic aneurysm flexible material thermoplastic polyurethane tpu ninjatek cheetah ninjaflex norbert radacsi michel vong michael chung 3d printing 3d printer printer From Michel Vong on April 25th, 2017 1 likes 339 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created April 24th, 2017

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3D-printing with the Ultimaker 3 for Engineering…

3D-printing with the Ultimaker 3 for Engineering Science - Dr. Norbert Radacsi

Dr. Norbert Radacsi shows how 3D-printing can be implemented into the field of science and research. His students are currently working on energy storage and biomedical applications. Further…

From Michel Vong on April 25th, 2017 1 likes 339 plays 0

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