May 2014

May 1

 * Something out of nothing, The Economist
 * 3D Printing: 10 Ways It Could Transform Space Travel by Tom Chao, Space.com

May 3

 * How Dutch team is 3D-printing a full-sized house, BBC
 * How 3D Printing Can Transform Your Business by Rebecca O. Bagley, Forbes

May 5

 * Mink Is A 3D Printer For Makeup by Jordan Crook, TechCrunch
 * Here's how 3D Systems will manufacture Google's Project Ara smartphone. Spotlight on 3D printing. by Nicole Arce, Tech Times

May 6

 * 3D printing, digital fabrication usher in new manufacturing era for Maryland by Ryan McDonald, Baltimore Business Journal

May 7

 * You Can Now 3D Print Any Color Makeup From Your Home Computer by Laura Stampler, Time

May 8

 * Japanese man arrested for possessing handguns made by 3D printer, The Guardian

May 9

 * 3D Systems’ Revolutionary Mass Manufacturing 3D Printing System is on its Way by Brian Krassenstein, 3Dprint.com

May 11

 * How 3-D printing will radically change the world by Linda Federico-O'Murchu, CNBC

May 14

 * Autodesk unveils 3D printer as it aims to become industry's Android by Leo Kelion, BBC
 * Autodesk joins the 3D printer wars by Daniel Terdiman, CNET
 * Autodesk launches open software platform Spark for 3D printing by Rachel King, ZDNet

May 15

 * The World’s First Masters Degree in 3D Bioprinting by Michael Molitch-Hou, 3DPrintingIndustry.com
 * Autodesk Unveils Open Software Platform for 3D Printing by Barry Levine, CIO Today
 * Autodesk announces 'Spark' open software platform for 3D printing by John Ribeiro, PCWorld
 * How 3-D Printed Guns Evolved Into Serious Weapons in Just One Year by Andy Greenberg, Wired

May 16

 * 3D Printing: The Hype vs. the Reality, Bloomberg
 * The terrifying reality of 3D-printed guns: Devices that ANYONE can make are quickly evolving into deadly weapons by Jonathan O'Callaghan, Daily Mail
 * Ground breaking hip and stem cell surgery completed using 3D-printed implant, ScienceDaily
 * Forget the 3D Printer: 4D Printing Could Change Everything by Randy Rieland, Smithsonian
 * Autodesk introduces Spark, an open 3D-printing platform by Katie Collins, Wired

May 18

 * Lockheed eyes avatars, 3D printing to lower satellite costs by Andrea Shalal, Reuters

May 19

 * Lockheed Looks to 3D Printing, Avatar to Lower Costs, Fox Business

May 21

 * The future of 3D printing is a machine that makes pancakes by EJ Dickson, '"The Daily Dot''
 * MakerBot, 3D Systems, Mink and other 3D-printing companies are sparking a price war by Jason Hahn (May 21, 2014), Digital Trends
 * Lockheed Martin Will Use 3D-Printing to Keep Up With SpaceX by Jordan Pearson, Vice News

May 22

 * Someone 3D-Printed An Entire Wall Of Penises, And It's Actually Quite Impressive by Katherine Brooks, The Huffington Post
 * Autodesk CEO: '3D printing has been way overhyped' by Rik Myslewski, The Register

May 25

 * 3D printer can print 'fruit' by Michelle Starr, CNET

May 27

 * The 3D Fruit Printer and the Raspberry That Tasted Like a Strawberry by Michael Molitch-Hou, 3D Printing Industry
 * The Next Open Source Battle Is Being Waged In The 3D Printing Industry by John Biggs, TechCrunch

May 28

 * 3D printing startup gets $1.5 million boost by Claudia Grisales, Austin American-Statesman
 * 3D printing is the future — just not yet: 90 Seconds on The Verge, The Verge
 * This cheap and beautiful machine is 3D printing's best chance at going mainstream by Nathan Ingraham, The Verge

May 29

 * How recycled plastic for 3D printing will drive sustainability and improve social consciousness by Lyndsey Gilpin, TechRepublic
 * 3D-Printed Food Actually Looks (and Tastes) Pretty Delicious by Polly Mosendz, The Wire

May 30

 * Nursing homes in Germany serve 3D-printed food, CBS News
 * Lab tests show 3D printed guns can be useless -- and dangerous by Lucas Mearian, Computerworld
 * 3D Printing - Approaching Critical Mass In An $8 Billion Industry by David Nicholson, Forbes
 * Why You Shouldn’t Worry About 3D-Printed Piracy by Melba Kurman and Hod Lipson, Popular Mechanics

May 31

 * Scientists use 3D printing to make artificial blood vessels, Phys.org