Lic. Nayla Lores has obtained bioresobable polyurethane filaments for 3D Printin by FDM from segmented polyurethanes synthesized in our laboratory.
A Thermo Fisher Scientist Process 11 extruder located at NanoFab Laboratory of the Argentinean Nanotechnology Foundation (FAN) was used.
We thank D.I. Adrián Mariano Oviedo from FAN for his valuable collaboration and assistance during the extrusion and 3D printing processess.
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