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Case Study: Powder Technology Principles in Laser-Assisted Bioprinting
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Case Study: Powder Technology Principles in Laser-Assisted Bioprinting

Adhesion, Case studies, Microscopy, Nano, Packing Density, Rheology, Surface Energy

Case Study: Powder Technology Principles in Laser-Assisted Bioprinting

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By Stephane Sloots|2025-10-08T12:24:08+01:005 October 2025|Categories: Adhesion, Case studies, Microscopy, Nano, Packing Density, Rheology, Surface Energy|Tags: adhesion, bio-inks, CFD, DEM, donor film, droplet impact, droplet spread, GMP, high-speed imaging, jetting stability, laser optics, laser-assisted bioprinting, Ohnesorge number, oxygen diffusion, packing density, perfusion, polydispersity, powder principles, quality by design, rheology, satellite droplets, substrate treatment, surface energy, tissue engineering, Weber number, yield stress|0 Comments

Assessing Powder Packing Density
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Assessing Powder Packing Density

Bulk Solids Characterization, Chemical Composition Analysis, Compaction, Feature Article, Flowability, Packing Density, Pharmaceutical Industry, powders, SEM, Thermal Properties

Assessing Powder Packing Density

In many industries, from pharmaceuticals to construction, powder [...]

By Stephane Sloots|2025-07-09T11:15:08+01:0012 October 2024|Categories: Bulk Solids Characterization, Chemical Composition Analysis, Compaction, Feature Article, Flowability, Packing Density, Pharmaceutical Industry, powders, SEM, Thermal Properties|Tags: additive manufacturing, advanced compaction, Bulk density, CFD, chemical properties, chemical reactivity, compaction techniques, compressibility, Computational Fluid Dynamics, corrosion resistance, CT, DEM, Discrete Element Method, flowability, freeze drying, FTIR spectroscopy, helium pycnometry, high-performance concrete, isostatic pressing, material optimization, material stability, mechanical properties, mechanical stress, Mercury Intrusion Porosimetry, MIP, particle distribution, particle shape, particle size, pharmaceutical manufacturing, Porosity, powder metallurgy, powder packing density, scanning electron microscopy, SEM, spray drying, tapped density, thermal conductivity, thermal management, true density, uniaxial pressing, void spaces, X-ray Computed Tomography|0 Comments

Powder Packing Density: Assessing and Optimizing
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Powder Packing Density: Assessing and Optimizing

Adhesion, Bulk Solids Characterization, Compaction, Editors pick, Energy Industry, Feature Article, Packing Density, Particle size distribution, Pharmaceutical Industry, powders, Thermal Properties

Powder Packing Density: Assessing and Optimizing

Understanding how particles pack together is crucial across [...]

By Stephane Sloots|2025-07-09T11:16:20+01:0011 August 2024|Categories: Adhesion, Bulk Solids Characterization, Compaction, Editors pick, Energy Industry, Feature Article, Packing Density, Particle size distribution, Pharmaceutical Industry, powders, Thermal Properties|Tags: 3d printing, additive manufacturing, agglomeration, batteries, Bulk density, catalysis, CFD, chemical compaction, chemical properties, chemical reactivity, compaction techniques, Computational Fluid Dynamics, construction industry, CT, DEM, Discrete Element Method, durability, electronics industry, Energy Storage, filtration, flowability, freeze drying, FTIR spectroscopy, grinding, isostatic pressing, load distribution, Material Characterization, material performance, mechanical properties, mechanical strength, Mercury Intrusion Porosimetry, milling, MIP, particle packing, particle shape, particle size, particle size distribution, pharmaceutical manufacturing, Porosity, powder metallurgy, powder packing density, processing efficiency, scanning electron microscopy, SEM, shrinkage, spray drying, supercapacitors, surface texture, Surface Treatments, tapped density, thermal conductivity, thermal properties, true density, uniaxial pressing, vibratory compaction, X-ray Computed Tomography|0 Comments