Creative Nano participated in the 13th Panhellenic Scientific Conference on Chemical Engineering (PESXM13) that took place on 📅 2-4 June 2022 in Patras, Greece.One of our oral presentations was about “Cr- and Pd-free electroless plating on 3D printed photocurable resin parts”. This work is part of the 3DPlate project under the call RESEARCH-CREATE-INNOVATE. The project’s scientific and technological objectives focus on the design, printing, and finally electroplating, of a wide range of 3D personalized items Read more…

AIMPLAS is developing the VETERIA21 Project as part of a collaboration agreement between the Valencian Regional Government’s Ministry of Innovation, Universities, Science and Digital Society and AIMPLAS to provide funding through grants for technology centers to carry out innovation projects in 2021 in collaboration with companies within the framework of smart specialization. The aim of the project is to optimize the transformation processes of thermoplastic composites in order to improve their properties so they can replace metals in electric vehicle battery casings. Read more…

The efforts of the conference will focus on the promotion of the interdisciplinary fields of Chemical Engineering, as well as the current trends with the latest developments and research in the field of biochemical engineering, biomedical engineering, nanotechnology, electrochemistry, applied chemistry, and nanoparticles synthesis. For more information check the official website of the conference. https://pesxm13.chemeng.upatras.gr/

Elbit Systems, a $4.7 billion company, and SWISSto12, a leading provider of 3D printed products for radio frequency (RF) applications in the aerospace and defense industries, announced a long-term cooperation agreement. The long-term agreement calls for the development and production of 3D-printed RF antennas and subsystems for Elbit Systems’ Naval EW programs in several countries. The successful industrialization of SWISSto12’s unique 3D printing technology for serial production in the aerospace and defense industries assures high-performance Read more…

Volkswagen’s “Type 20” concept vehicle is a modern reimagining of a classic VW microbus from 1962, and a showpiece for the automaker’s next-generation technologies. VW’s designers worked with Autodesk to create several generatively-designed structural components, including a set of highly expressive cast-aluminum wheels. Those wheels needed hubcaps that drew on VW’s iconic styling while still fitting properly among the organic forms of the spokes. The solution: print the hubcaps on a Formlabs desktop SLA 3D Read more…