The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/3d-printing/)
Dr. Jason Spector, plastic and reconstructive surgery, and his lab at Weill Cornell Medicine published a study on March 8 that described a breast reconstruction technique utilizing a 3D-printed scaffold. The newly developed process aims to achieve softer, more natural and higher quality reconstructed nipples for breast cancer patients after mastectomies.
Karina Popovich ’23, founder of the start-ups Makers for Change and Inertia, told The Sun about her drive for expanding accessibility to 3D printers and making STEM more colorful.
A Cornell team led by Adrita Dass grad, who studies mechanical and aerospace engineering, is developing technology that could revolutionize the manufacturing industry.
With nationwide shortages of personal protective equipment, members across the Cornell community are contributing to the pandemic effort.
Cuesee, is an AR application that aims to help people with impaired vision find items while shopping. It does so by focusing on augmenting visual search, a visual processing technique human brain possesses.
MannUfactory, the student resource hub in Mann Library, hoped to become a creative outlet for Cornellians. However, it has struggled to attract numbers since its opening last fall.