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Research team develops new 3D printing resin that could revolutionize this rapidly growing industry: 'Recycling becomes a built-in feature' Researchers at the University of Birmingham have created an innovative new resin made from bio-sourced materials that can be efficiently recycled.
The key lies in a fatty acid molecule called lipoic acid, which is often sold as a natural dietary supplement.
The research team has already demonstrated this by completing two "recycles".
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