UNT’s New 3D Printing Lab Could Manufacture Lasting Change For Industry
Surgical pins and plates are among the metal objects researchers hope to produce via 3D printing.
Bill Zeeble / Kera News
One of UNT's sealed 3D printers. It's manufacturing in an argon gas environment.
More from 02/07/2019
Texas Secretary Of State David Whitley Defends Releasing Flawed Data About Voter Citizenship Review
Military And Law Enforcement Go To Eagle Pass To ‘Harden’ Border Against New Migrant Caravan
Texas Standard For February 7, 2019
Persistence Is Often Key To Getting Needed Identification For Foster Youth
GOP Leaders Say Texas Could Be Less Red In 2020. But Are Their Worries Real?
How Daddy Yankee’s ‘Latin Look’ Helped Him Break Into American Pop Music
It’s Not Just You; No One Keeps Track Of All The Photos They Take On Their Phone.
News Roundup: Legislators Refute President Donald Trump’s Claims About High Crime In El Paso
A Trip To Salado Should Start With A Stay At Its Historic Stagecoach Inn
Most viewed right now
A Cry For Baby Cuddlers In San Antonio As Opioid Crisis Deepens
Devils River State Natural Area Named Texas’ First Dark Sky Sanctuary
Trump’s El Paso Rally, And The Counter-Rally, Represent A ‘Microcosm’ Of The National Immigration Debate
U.S. Shale Production Is Just One Reason For A Drop In Oil Imports Coming Into The Gulf
Judge’s Ruling Could Have Big Implications For Proposed High-Speed Rail Line
Reporters Uncover 20 Years Of Sexual Abuse In Southern Baptist Churches
A Cry For Baby Cuddlers In San Antonio As Opioid Crisis Deepens
Devils River State Natural Area Named Texas’ First Dark Sky Sanctuary
Trump’s El Paso Rally, And The Counter-Rally, Represent A ‘Microcosm’ Of The National Immigration Debate
U.S. Shale Production Is Just One Reason For A Drop In Oil Imports Coming Into The Gulf
Judge’s Ruling Could Have Big Implications For Proposed High-Speed Rail Line
