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How is 3D printing transforming the way we design and manufacture the materials of tomorrow?

In the latest episode of Les atomes crochus podcast, Professor Audrey Laventure opens the doors to her field of expertise: the study of the three-dimensional printability of functional materials. The discussion touches on molecular self-assembly, innovation in additive manufacturing, and how these advances address some of the greatest challenges of our time.

Created by Nora Chelfouh and Ariane Caron, chemistry students at Université de Montréal, Les atomes crochus is an inspiring initiative that demystifies scientific research and sheds light on its tangible impact on our daily lives—from the environment to health, and the technologies of the future.

If you are part of Québec’s additive manufacturing ecosystem (or simply passionate about the topic!), this is a must-listen to better understand the potential and challenges of 3D-printed materials.

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