3D-printing food waste into tasty products
Meike SchipperGlobally, humans produce enough food to feed 10 billion people (we are only 7 billion now) yet somehow we waste a third of this. Food waste is one of the biggest climate …
Globally, humans produce enough food to feed 10 billion people (we are only 7 billion now) yet somehow we waste a third of this. Food waste is one of the biggest climate …
Earlier this year, Belgian surgeons successfully performed the country's first full-face transplant using 3D printing. The operation was conducted by a medical team of Ghent …
Additivism is a movement that calls for radical rethinking of new technologies, such as 3D printing, the plastification of the world and our human position within it.
3D printing cancer could be the future of treating cancer.
"However, while 3D printers are becoming increasingly accessible and capable of rivalling the quality of professional equipment, they are still inherently limited by a small print …
In both vases pictured, you can put your flowers in water. The manufacturing process is the analogue/digital difference.
A team of researchers recently developed a new method for 3D printing that can reduce the printing process down to minutes.
First 3D-printed skull has been implanted on a 22 years old dutch women.
Food and Concept designer, Chloé Rutzerveld, explains her 3D food printing project Edible Growth.
While the pandemic has restricted us from doing many activities we like, household hobbies such as DIY , baking and crafts have become more popular. Now there’s a way to combine …
3D printers using concrete can now create complete houses from the ground-up.
How incredible would it be to imagine a thing and have it magically appear in concrete form? After food , organs and virtuality , here comes the thought printer! Thinkerthing , …
The first 3D printed house is a recognisable and attractive Dutch Canal House, an exhibition and building site in the heart of Amsterdam.
Italian research studio is working on EYE: a 3D bioprinted sight augmentation.
A severely injured tortoise was saved by a team of doctors thanks to a 3D printed shell.
Last week The Hague hosted a festival dedicated to contemporary experiments in music, art and digital culture.
The local fishermen looked on skeptically. From the deck of a small motorboat, scuba divers grabbed odd chunks of ceramic – which could be described as rocky brains stuck on …
Australian regulators will soon be faced with a challenge: can animal flesh produced in a lab be called meat? Amid reports that lab-grown meat could be on sale this year, the US …
If you are a regular reader of content from Next Nature, then you know that 3D printing can be used in all sorts of technological developments, such as organ printing , food waste …
Food design gives us a taste of innovation. It visualizes, speculates, challenges and problem-solves.