New paper in Science Advances presents a new technology-based workflow for creating cybertypes of delicate deep-sea species.
Continue reading "Multidisciplinary team, led by URIL, demonstrates success of new technology in conducting deep-sea research on fragile organisms"
We collaborated with our friends at Formlabs to test multiple stereolithography materials and highlight the open-source POP housing design by Breanna Motsenbocker (URIL PhD candidate). Check out the design guide!
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A new paper, led by former URIL lab member Madeline Karp, highlights the power of using high-resolution SLA 3D printing for underwater housings and also sheds new light on how the chambered nautilus’s shell withstands deep-sea pressure.
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Alex has been working with the Quest Montessori School since 2021, and continues through the 2023/24 academic year.
Continue reading "URIL PhD student Alex Yin mentors Narragansett middle school robotics team"
Alexa shares her work on a low-cost stereo camera system for imaging and measuring coral reefs.
Continue reading "Great URI article on Alexa Runyan’s Stereo Camera Project!"
Deep-sea housings, endcaps, molds, viewports, fiber optics, you name it: we’ve printed it and tested it! Formlabs SLA printers have made so many things possible in our lab, read the user story!
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