Sarah Saunders is a Senior Writer and Editor at various esteemed publications. She specializes in a range of topics including engineering, industrial engineering, and technology, with a focus on manufacturing automation, nanotechnology, and applied sciences. Sarah's work has been featured in InfoQ, devmio, NewsBreak, University of Manitoba, RamaOnHealthcare, and 3DPrint.com.
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Sarah's focus is on 3D printing with an emphasis on manufacturing and consumer electronics. She regularly covers industry events, new materials, and technological advancements in the field.
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By: Vanesa Listek, Sarah Saunders
The recent UAS Additive Strategies online event, hosted by 3DPrint and Additive Manufacturing Research (AM Research), brought together leaders from across the additive manufacturing (AM) and drone industries to discuss...
By: Sarah Saunders, Vanesa Listek
Share this Article The recent UAS Additive Strategies online event , hosted by 3DPrint.com and Additive Manufacturing Research (AM
By: Sarah Saunders
In this weekend's 3D Printing News Briefs, we're starting with relief efforts for the earthquakes that hit Venezuela last month. Then we'll move on to a new white paper from PostProcess Technologies, and a new strategic guide from ASTM International's Additive Manufacturing Center of Excellence (AM CoE). The LEGO Group opened its first dedicated manufacturing innovation center, which includes an AM center. We'll end with a heartwarming story about Remote Area Medical, which provides 3D printed dentures to low-income patients.
By: Sarah Saunders
In this weekend’s 3D Printing News Briefs, we’re starting with relief efforts for the earthquakes that hit Venezuela last month. Then we’ll move on to a new white paper from...
From February 23-25, 2027, Additive Manufacturing Strategies will be back for its 10th iteration. The important AM industry business conference will once again return to New York City, though hopefully without the blizzard this time around. But, while we may not be able to predict the weather, we can tell you what's on the agenda for AMS X.
By: Sarah Saunders
From February 23-25, 2027, Additive Manufacturing Strategies will be back for its 10th iteration. The important AM industry business conference will once again return to New York City, though hopefully...
By: Sarah Saunders
High-temperature nickel-based superalloys like MAR-M 247LC (M247LC), the low-carbon version of MAR-M 247, are used for casting in some of the most demanding applications in the world, including gas turbines, energy, aerospace propulsion, and industrial systems. In addition to its high-temperature performance, M247LC also offers cracking resistance, improved ductility, and manufacturability, all of which enable components to work reliably in extreme environments.
By: Sarah Saunders
Share this Article According to the latest data from Additive Manufacturing Research (AM Research or AMR), the 3D printing markets totaled $4.35 billion in the first quarter of 2026.
By: Sarah Saunders
We've got a lot to cover in today's 3D Printing News Briefs, from business and additive manufacturing (AM) in Europe to automotive 3D printing, and generative design. Read on for all the details!
By: Sarah Saunders
We’ve got a lot to cover in today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, from business and additive manufacturing (AM) in Europe to automotive 3D printing, and generative design. Read on for...
