MIT researchers have made a major breakthrough in 3D printing active electronic components without the need for traditional semiconductor materials. Using standard 3D printing hardware and an inexpensive, biodegradable copper-doped polymer filament, the team successfully created fully 3D-printed logic gates […]
We are excited to announce the release of The Green Ink Newsletter Session 3. In this edition, we delve into the quest for greener alternatives in the realm of printed electronics. Our focus is on the innovative integration of recyclability […]
Sustain a Print is proud to be part of the EU Green Electronics Working Group, which unites representatives from Horizon Europe projects dedicated to promoting greener and more sustainable electronics across Europe. This initiative aims to advance green electronics by […]
Check out exclusive interviews with our partners on the Sustain-a-Print website! Here, you can find insights into various topics related to the project, including: Training on screen printing by Melsen Tech Reflections on the success of our 19M General Assembly […]
We are excited to announce that the Sustain a Print project was featured at the 23rd Panhellenic Chemistry Conference held in Athens! This year’s conference celebrated 100 years of the Association of Greek Chemists, focusing on the theme: “Chemistry for […]
We are excited to announce that the Sustain a Print project was featured at the 23rd Panhellenic Chemistry Conference held in Athens! This year’s conference celebrated 100 years of the Association of Greek Chemists, focusing on the theme: “Chemistry for […]
During the 25M General Assembly Meeting at Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC) on October 24th and 25th, we shared updates on our Work Packages and discussed our next steps in promoting sustainable materials and processes for green printed electronics. We […]
Our partner CPI attended the Swiss ePrint Conference in Dübendorf, Switzerland! Karl Hampton represented the Sustain a Print project during the poster session, presenting a poster titled: “Development of Ink Formulations for Digital Printing of Recyclable Biosensors.” The conference provided […]
Up to 28 million tonnes of waste refractory materials are generated annually [1], of which only 7 to 30% are recycled into new refractory products. The remaining materials are typically sent to landfills or downcycled without the consideration to reprocess […]
Next week, our partner CPI will present a poster at the 8th China-Europe Symposium on Biomaterials in Regenerative Medicine (CESB) 2024, taking place from September 15 to 18, 2024, in Nuremberg, Germany. The poster, titled “Balancing Biological Compatibility, Performance, and […]
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