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This in-bath print and cure (IBPC) 3D printing process for thermosetting polymers is low-cost, scalable, high-speed (nozzle speeds exceeding 720 cm/min), and high-resolution (down to 220 μm filament size). We demonstrate potential applications for hobbyists, structural and aerospace components, and fiber-reinforced composites, among others.Exploring new structural materials with strong He damage tolerance is one of the key tasks for the development of nuclear reactors. Helium (He), one of the most common elements in the nuclear environme
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