Freeform Fabrication of Ceramics via Stereolithography

By M. Griffith, J. Halloran. 2005

726 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Automotive Engineering, Organic Chemistry, Orthodontics

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In Automotive Engineering

1. J. Gardan
2. Christopher B. Williams
3. Sara Biamino
4. Diego Manfredi
5. S. Zakeri
6. David W. Rosen
7. Flaviana Calignano
8. Yong Chen

In Organic Chemistry

1. Christopher B. Williams
2. S. Zakeri
3. Yong Chen
4. Dietmar Werner Hutmacher
5. Minnamari Vippola
6. Haidong Wu
7. E. Levänen
8. Shanghua Wu

In Orthodontics

1. S. Zakeri
2. Dietmar Werner Hutmacher
3. Minnamari Vippola
4. E. Levänen
5. M. Risbud
6. M. Sittinger
7. J. Gardan

Citations in the corpus

• Additive manufacturing of metallic cellular materials via three-dimensional printing (2011, background): “& Green part density: By working with the powder in its raw, loose form, 3DP avoids the solids loading and rheology constraints found in the other ceramic AM technologies that work with powder/binder suspensions (e.g., aqueous [36] and hot-melt [37] direct inkjet printing, extrusion [38], and stereo”
• A comprehensive review of the photopolymerization of ceramic resins used in stereolithography (2020, methodology): “A study [72] investigated the effect of different monomer systems with varying RI to achieve a desirable Cd.”