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3D Printing
In article number 2203878, Kunal Masania, André R. Studart, and co‐workers present a light 3D‐printable salt ink as a sacrificial template for the shaping of complex materials. This offers unprecedented shaping freedom to hard‐to‐print materials such as magnesium for resorbable bone implants, or polystyrene and polycaprolactone for 3D cell culture scaffolds.
3D printing is a powerful manufacturing technology for shaping materials into complex structures. While the palette of printable materials continues to expand, the rheological and chemical requisites for printing are not always easy to fulfill. Here, a universal manufacturing platform is reported for shaping materials into intricate geometries without the need for their printability, but instead using...
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