LAIKA Studio, which created the Oscar-nominated film Kubo and the Two Strings, used Stratasys 3D printing to take visual effects to a new level! Find out all the details from Digital Trends : http://ow.ly/gsvd309mIUE

New treatment for nerve damage could be on the horizon, thanks to 3D printing. See a research development from Japan, via The Japan Times: http://ow.ly/OTyg309mJJn

A Stratasys PolyJet 3D printer is aiding heart surgeons at Cook Children's by producing perfect, patient-specific models for practice. See more from WFAA-TV: http://ow.ly/HSwo309cFu4

Can 3D printed synthetic coral reefs help preserve the world's ocean fauna? Testing is taking place in the Caribbean! See the story from Popular Mechanics: http://ow.ly/bSDd3098Wi8

Take a journey through the history of Stratasys' FDM 3D printing! Many thanks to TriMech: http://ow.ly/X9qF3091gJz

Years of working with the world’s leading automotive companies have culminated in our partnership to provide high-performance automotive technology as the Official Supplier of 3D Printing Solutions to the McLaren-Honda Formula 1 team. Stratasys is providing PolyJet and FDM-based additive manufacturing equipment and materials for a new on-site Stratasys 3D printing center at McLaren Racing.
Join us today at 11 GMT to watch the unveiling of the new McLaren F1 car for this racing season during the MCL32 live stream, found here: http://ow.ly/JUyW309jnZW

A pediatric cardiologist takes an in-depth look at how 3D printing is beneficial to the hospital environment for surgeons, patients and their families, and medical trainees - plus thoughts on the necessity of a 3D printer for top-quality medical care. See our latest blog post for all the details: http://ow.ly/VSlo309hz4I

3D printing as a tool for rapid prototyping is now a part of many industries. The Engineer UK takes a look! http://ow.ly/GXcG309cF86

A great look at how 3D printing in schools can help students learn -- and learn from failure. Read it from 3DPrint.com: http://ow.ly/eVA4309eQRu