EOS expands university 3D printing programme
German additive manufacturing specialist EOS is expanding its Academia programme, a scheme to promote 3D printing in universities. Set up over 20 years ago, the Academia programme provides researchers and academics with low-cost access to additive manufacturing systems. According to the company, more than 300 EOS systems are in use in various academic and research [...]
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