Researchers 3D print micro trusses as strong as steel, lighter than water

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	Researchers 3D print micro trusses as strong as steel, lighter than water Using 3D laser lithography, a team of German scientists have created micro-truss and -shell structures from ceramic polymer composites that exceed the strength-to-weight ratio of all engineering materials, with a density below 1,000 kg/m. Read More   WHITE PAPER: Nexsan Technologies Storage Performance for Everyone! Learn how the data protection features and capabilities of highly flexible and scalable unified SAN and NAS systems can benefit your organization's efficiency, reliability and bottom line. Receive recommendations on how to measure storage performance in IOPS, latency and throughput and building the best configuration for your applications. Learn More>> In this Issue Researchers explore growing solar panels from bacteria Sony unveils Morpheus, PS4 virtual reality headset Facebook spends $2B on virtual reality firm, but analysts are skeptical Researchers explore growing solar panels from bacteria MIT researchers have taken the first steps toward creating solar panels from living material by combining bacteria with nonliving materials such as gold that can conduct electricity and emit light. Read More   Sony unveils Morpheus, PS4 virtual reality headset Sony has unveiled a virtual reality headset for its PlayStation 4 game console with a prototype called Project Morpheus. Read More   Facebook spends $2B on virtual reality firm, but analysts are skeptical Facebook said late Tuesday that it is shelling out $2 billion to scoop up Oculus VR, a company that makes virtual reality gaming glasses. Read More
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