Our research team is investigating the use of orthogonal polymerization mechanisms to enable 3D printing of multimaterial parts based upon multi-wavelength image projection. This talk will focus on network and materials characterization that results from different printing settings while using a combination of radical and cationic polymerization mechanisms from a single photoresin vat. The method has the potential to give access to unique composites in which filler components are synthesized in situ, and controlled mechanical instabilities as a function correlated material and geometric functions.

Multimaterial actinic spatial control (MASC) 3D printing

Macromolecular Chemistry: The Second Century

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