[MCTG] Fwd: Breath Test to Identify Head & Neck Cancers

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New Fabrication Technique Prints Silicon on Paper <#feat1>
Portable Breath Test Detects Cancers <#feat2>
NIST Team Identifies 3D-Printing Intricacies <#feat3>
Video: Acoustic Device Rapidly Isolates Rare Cancer Cells <#feat4>
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*New Fabrication Technique Prints Silicon on Paper *
	Using a single laser pulse, a group of researchers at Delft University 
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*Portable Breath Test Detects Cancers *
	A portable device, developed in part by researchers at the Ecole 
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*NIST Team Identifies 3D-Printing Intricacies*
	Manufacturing researchers at the National Institute of Standards and 
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fusion, the chief method for "printing" metal parts. By identifying the 
factors that influence the manufacturing process, professionals will 
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*Everything's Connected: Strategies for Testing New Medical Devices *
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