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Researchers Use Cellulose as Renewable, Biodegradable 3D Printing Material
Sebastian Pattinson, a postdoctoral student from MIT, has recently created a method to use cellulose as a 3D printing material.
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The Future of Weed: Illinois Pushes to Legalize Recreational Marijuana Use
Endangered Wild Elephant in Cambodia Electrocuted to Death
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Researchers Create Water-Jet 'Rewritable' Paper That Can Be Reused More Than 80 Times
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