Nitinol, a shape-memory alloy made of nickel and titanium, is known for its ability to return to its original shape after being deformed, which allows it to be used in applications like medical stents. (Image: Pichapob/AdobeStock)

This episode delves into some of the latest advancements in materials for medical devices. Dr. Jeremy Schaffer, Head of R&D at Fort Wayne Metals, talks to us about how new materials are enabling the production of devices that are stronger, more flexible, and more sustainable.

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Topics:
Coating/Surface Modification Green Design & Manufacturing Manufacturing & Prototyping Medical Metals