3D Printing Nature Materials
A team at ERDC is studying how 3D-printing can create geometrically complex structures needed to mimic nature. Watch this video to see the team turn a waste material into a valuable resource and help the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reach its goal to beneficially use 70 percent of dredged material by the year 2030.
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