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Volumetric additive manufacturing breakthrough enables composite production via hydrogel infusion

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Researchers at EPFL and Uppsala University have developed a novel technique that enables the fabrication of composite materials via volumetric additive manufacturing (VAM), overcoming long-standing li
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Volumetric additive manufacturing breakthrough enables composite production via hydrogel infusion

Researchers at EPFL and Uppsala University have developed a novel technique that enables the fabrication of composite materials via volumetric additive manufacturing (VAM), overcoming long-standing li

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