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COVID-19 Collaboration with FDA, NIH, VA, & America Makes (May 2020)

Reinventing the Supply Chain in the Face of COVID-19

  Courtesy of Manufacturing USA   The COVID-19 pandemic created a ripple effect for U.S. manufacturers that revealed not only

How 3D Printing Is Scaling Up COVID-19 Protection

In an ongoing effort to make health care more personalized, the Veterans Health Administration (VHA) is turning its attention to

Texas A&M System, Worlds Inc. Collaborate On COVID-19 Breathalyzer

Starting Thursday Aggies can use the artificial intelligence-based detector. The simple act of blowing through a straw could soon come

COVID-19 Impacts Survey: How has AM helped you during the pandemic?

  The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is sponsoring a study to capture healthcare provider and special assistance community

Carnegie Mellon University researchers reveal fastest known COVID-19 antibody test with high sensitivity due to a unique, 3D printing technology and an electrochemical reaction

Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University, in collaboration with the University of Pittsburgh and UPMC, have developed one of the fastest

Join the next COVID-19 Maker Challenge! August 21-30, 2020

Focus: In-home Care Led by Veterans Health Administration Innovation Ecosystem and Challenge America, this program brings together subject matter experts

3D Printing in FDA’s Rapid Response to COVID-19

Updates on activities performed under the FDA, NIH, and VA Memorandum of Understanding in collaboration with America Makes.   [Content

Localized Manufacturing In Hospitals: Point-Of-Care 3D Printing Before, During, and After COVID-19

Desktop 3D printing is designed for affordable and accessible rapid prototyping, iteration, and small-batch production of customized models, making hospitals

3D printed swabs developed at UofL to help fill gap in COVID-19 test kits

Image: 3D printed swab – University of Louisville   Innovation at the University of Louisville involving multiple departments at the

Advanced manufacturing innovation helps industry in COVID-19 fight

Image: ORNL researchers in advanced manufacturing, materials science and engineering collaborated to produce face shields and reusable mask molds so

‘U’ researchers use 3D printing to support COVID-19 response in hospitals

Kyle VanKoevering, assistant professor of otolaryngology, and his research team used 3D printing technology to develop a device that can support multiple