Duke undergrads work with doctors to 3D print titanium biomedical devices

Duke undergrads work with doctors to 3D print titanium biomedical devices

May 5, 2017 | By Tess When we think of titanium 3D printing, it is usually in the context of the highest rungs of industry, being used to make expensive bespoke car parts or medical devices.

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