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interdisciplinary 3D Printing Lab represents a leading environment for digital workflows, virtual surgical planning and patient-specific solutions in oral craniomaxillofacial surgery, related disciplines and other
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additive manufactured (e.g. DIW 3D-printed) structures. (5) Conduct research in microstructure engineering for thermally conductive microwave absorber (6) Collaborate with collaborators to deliver
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The Singapore Centre for 3D Printing (SC3DP) is a research centre conducting fundamental and applied research in all aspects related to additive manufacturing. Our vision is to be the world leader
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directly with implementing and validating the research using AI, Robotics, 3D Printing and Digital Twins. We are looking for a Research Fellow to conduct the research for the project entitled “Manual
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Engineering. The successful applicant will lead the design and verification of a novel modular long-span structural system and contribute to constructional metal 3D printing research in the later stage
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formulations and 3D printing processes for high-performance composite structures. • Perform materials characterization, mechanical testing, and data analysis to understand processing–structure
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date for applications Experience from relevant research projects will be considered as positive and favoured Applicants with experience in 3D printing, bioprinting and culturing of mesenchymal stem cells
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the long-term wear, antagonist wear and failure mechanisms of 3D-printed crown materials remains limited. Clinically relevant testing must therefore consider cyclic loading, sliding contact, saliva
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The Singapore Centre for 3D Printing (SC3DP) offers a full range of additive manufacturing services, from design and infrastructure to production and validation. With advanced technologies such as
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materials. Independent evidence on the long-term wear, antagonist wear and failure mechanisms of 3D-printed crown materials remains limited. Clinically relevant testing must therefore consider cyclic loading