With handheld scanners and the LaGuardia Studio’s detailed 3D printing capabilities, Scott Williams creates replicas of ancient fossils and helps anthropology research continue during the pandemic.
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3D Printing for a Face and Bilateral Arm Transplant
In 2020, NJ resident Joe DiMeo underwent face and arm transplant surgery at NYU Langone Health. To restore the identity of his donor, NYU’s LaGuardia Studio fabricated a lifelike face mask and arms. Discover more about this groundbreaking process.
Using 3D Printed Models for Infant Cleft Palate Surgery Training
NYU Langone’s Dr. Pradip R. Shetye is using 3D printed models to train students to perform infant cleft palate surgery. Find out about the program and 3D printing’s expanding role in medical science.
Visiting NYU IT Locations this Fall
There are new procedures and appointment tools for NYC locations, including NYU IT computer labs and printers, the IT Service Desk, LaGuardia Studio, Data Services, and the Digital Studio.
3D Printing Critical Medical Equipment Remotely
LaGuardia Studio may be closed for now, but their team still found ways to help NYU Langone by 3D printing critical parts for personal protective equipment and lending their expertise to others.
Morehshin Allahyari: Creating Art from Politics, Jinn, and Tech
Artist Morehshin Allahyari uses 3D modeling and printing to create art that explores culture, politics, and gender by way of mythological entities known as Jinn.
Women in Technology Celebrate NYU Trailblazers
Join the WIT community in celebrating the impressive artistic and administrative accomplishments of Kitty Bridges, Jelena Kovačević, and Shelly J. Smith, three pioneering women in technology at NYU.
VR, 3D Printing, and Storytelling at 2019 NYU Research Day
The 2019 Research Day showcased the ways data science and research technology can benefit students and instructors in nearly every field of academic study. This included demonstrations of augmented and virtual reality, data visualization, 3D scanning and printing, and more.
3D Printing and Improvisation for Cosplay
Last year, TheLaserGirls (NYU IT employees Sarah Awad and Dhemerae Ford) were planning elaborate costumes for New York Comic Con 2018, which would test the limits of their 3D design and printing skills. This year, Connect checks in with them to find out how things went and what they learned from the experience.
Wax to Metal
The world of 3D printing has expanded beyond the confines of plastics and includes various new 3D printing materials, with many more on the horizon. In some cases, the modern 3D printing process combines with age-old techniques to produce something amazing. Through a time-consuming and fascinating process, it is possible to “print” metal objects.