Instead of throwing used coffee in the trash or mixing it with non-consumables materials, we have developed a variety of water-based inks for 3D printers in different concentrations of spend coffee ground (SCG) which consist of consumables in favor of creating a biodegradable flower pot. SCG has a carbon-to-nitrogen ratio and is made from nutrients that can improve soil and plants. Also, coffee contains oils and caffeine that can suppress certain plant growth and even prevent the development of microorganisms that are harmful to plants. Read more about Congratulations to Yinnon and Doron for winning first place at the HUJI innovate “Creativity Challenge 2020”! 

Electric flowers, a collaboration with Shir Senior, Performing Materials course, A science and design co-exploration, Betzalel and HUJI.  Read more about Electric flowers

The website "3DPrint" reviews the recently published paper on 3D printed columns for the decontamination of nuclear wastewater. 

To read the article on the "3DPrint" website, click here.
To read the original paper "Nuclear wastewater decontamination by 3D-Printed hierarchical zeolite monoliths", click here.

Congratulations to Ela, for receiving the Israel Association of University Women excellence scholarship for women Ph.D. candidates