The new technology of science

During the show, ee mention Kevin – Dr. Kevin Lam, a previous podcast guest on episodes 5 and 6 – accessible at . Again, Thanks to Kevin for making the connection to Steve. You will hear the following terms used during the interview. I’ve included some descriptions and links to deeper reading. Arduino – An open source electronics and software platform – more details at Raspberry Pi – Similar to Arduino, Raspberry Pi is an accessible electronics and programming platform – more details at FDM – fused deposition modelling – One of the most common 3D printing methods. Fused deposition modeling involves feeding a thermoplastic filament into the 3D printer. The filament is heated to its melting point through a heated nozzle and then extruded on to the build platform, tracing the part dimensions specified by the design. As the first full layer is finished, the print head moves up by one layer height, before tracing the next layer. This continues, layer-by-layer, until the part is complete. SLA – Sterolithography- Stereolithography was the first 3D printing technology to be invented, and involves using a UV laser to cure liquid photopolymer resins. It’s the best 3D printing technology for intricate and models with complex geometries. Flow Chemistry - or continuous chemistry is where the ingredients for the reaction are continually pumped into a reaction chamber. The reaction chamber is often some form of a tube, with a catalyst held in place. The reaction chamber is often heated and/or pressurized and the resulting product will continuously flow out of the reactor, as long as source ingredients are fed in. More information can be found on Wikipedia here - Thingiverse is at Tinkercad is at If you want to connect with Steve, or find out more about what he does, you can find him on LinkedIn at: I would recommend following Steve on Twitter to see many of his amazing 3D printed and VR projects, along with the Lobster Thermidor we mention at the start of the show. On twitter, Steve is @hiltonlab - You can also find Steve’s lab website at Our theme music is "Wholesome" by Kevin MacLeod ( Music from License: CC BY ( ) Connect with me (Paul) at H.E.L. group can be found at online, on LinkedIn at on twitter we’re @hel_group, or search for us on Facebook

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The new technology of science is an episode from Modern Chemistry Podcast by Paul Orange Ph.D..

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This episode was published on Feb 16, 2021.

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