3D-printed syringe pumps could cut the cost of scientific research

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Used in laboratories to administer small amounts of liquid for drug delivery or chemistry research, syringe pumps can cost research labs hundreds or even thousands of dollars. But researchers from Michigan Technological University have now created an open-source library of 3D-printable designs, enabling anyone in need of the commonly used scientific tool to produce their own at a fraction of the cost. .. Continue Reading 3D-printed syringe pumps could cut the cost of scientific research

Section: Medical

Tags: 3D Printing, Michigan Tech, Open-source, Research

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