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On to the next one: GE turns to next available metals 3D Printing company, buys Concept Laser

Posted by Stephen Holmes - October 27, 2016

Might GE’s aerospace prowess benefit from the acquisition of Concept Laser? GE, spurned in its pursuit of buying German metals…

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Weekender // National Museum of Flight

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 4, 2016

The opening of two giant aircraft hangars means you can get close up to design classics like the Spitfire Just…

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Bumper MSC launch day sees latest versions of Nastran, Pastran and Marc for simulation

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 9, 2016

Engineering nonlinear and multi physics simulation software Marc 2016 gets some of the biggest updates from MSC MSC Software has…

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Arcam announces CoCr process for metals 3D printing

Posted by Stephen Holmes - November 14, 2016

Acetabular cups with integrated trabecular structures for improved osseointegration, printed using Arcam’s EBM technology Arcam has announced its medical application-focussed…

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Dassault Systèmes acquires Next Limit Dynamics for further CFD simulation expertise

Posted by Stephen Holmes - December 9, 2016

Dassault Systèmes has added XFlow CFD technology to its portfolio, as used by the likes of Safran Helicopter Engines Dassault…

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Researchers at the University of Manchester discover inkjet printable 2D material inks

Posted by Tanya Weaver - January 30, 2017

By combining graphene with other 2D materials, new materials are being created for applications that were once thought to be…

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Stratasys joins the carbon fibre-filled party with new FDM 3D printing material

Posted by Stephen Holmes - March 8, 2017

The impressive strength-to-weight ratio of the FDM Nylon 12CF could prove transformative for many industries In it’s latest materials release,…

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Aerospace and automotive giants join with EOS to design factory of the future

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 19, 2017

A vision of what the automated NextGenAM factory of the future could look like Premium Aerotec and Daimler have joined…

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Airbus, Global Deans and UNESCO join forces for more diversity in engineering

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 19, 2017

Airbus and the Global Engineering Deans Council (GEDC) have partnered with UNESCO to boost diversity in engineering with an award…

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Features

Materialise World Summit 2017

Posted by Stephen Holmes - April 26, 2017

With a huge toolbox, chock full of printers, engineers and software developers, Stephen Holmes finds Materialise is not only aiding…

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