Podcast: How 3D Printed Structures Are Changing Bioengineering
Podcast: How 3D Printed Structures Are Changing Bioengineering
Prof. Roger Narayan, UNC Chapel Hill and NC State University, discusses the ways 3D bioprinted structures such as scaffolds and lattices are changing the field, and how important the uniformity of these structures can be.
© The copyright of this program is owned by The American Society of Mechanical Engineers.
Related Content
Mechanical Engineering Career Trends for Manufacturing
Feb 12, 2025
Breaking Barriers with High-Velocity Cold Bonding
Feb 3, 2025
High-speed metallic collisions can form strong, durable atomic bonds, which could unlock ways to enhance 3D printing and other manufacturing techniques.
Podcast: Introducing the All-Digital Mechanical Engineering Magazine
Jan 27, 2025
Listen in as the editors of ME discuss some of their favorite articles in the January issue, including an interactive feature about NASA's Artemis program and a look at startups developing sustainable ways to make steel.
Energy Blog: Calm in the Midst of an Emergency
Jan 23, 2025
An Inauguration Day executive order set aside many Federal regulations to increase energy supply and reduce prices. But evidence of conditions in need urgency is difficult to find.