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Filtration in the Popular Media: Ultrafine Particles and 3D Printing
Dr. Brent Stephens and his co-authors at the Illinois Institute of Technology attracted a good deal of popular press attention (TechCrunch Article) with their recent publication of, “Ultrafine paticle emissions from desktop 3-D Printers” in the journal of Atmospheric Environment. … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Disruption, Industry, Innovation, Materials Science
Tagged 3D Printers, Filtration, HEPA, Most Penetration Particle, ULPA
