Four Connecticut companies are among the most innovative in the nation, according to rankings published by Fast Company magazine. Harman Industries, Oxford Performance Materials, Priceline Group and GE were recognized among dozens of companies… for noteworthy innovative business practices and systems.

A 14-year-old boy has become the first patient in the US to undergo a successful nose transplant using 3D printing technology after his face was disfigured when he fell on a live power line.

For one Texas family, who spent their last Christmas worrying by their sick daughter’s hospital bedside, this year’s holiday season will be much brighter thanks to the help of 3D printing technology.

With FDA clearance for its 3-D printed patient-specific device for facial reconstruction, a South Windsor company is bringing new meaning to the term face-lift.

The Food and Drug Administration has granted 510(k) clearance to Oxford Performance Materials, Inc.’s SpineFab VBR Implant system. According to the company’s press release, OPM’s SpineFab system is the first and only FDA cleared 3D printed load-bearing polymer device for long-term implantation.

MedTech Talk host Tom Salemi talks with Scott DeFelice about how his company, Oxford Performance Materials, and 3D printing will impact medtech.

Scott DeFelice is CEO and founder of Oxford Performance Materials, the first company to successfully 3D print with the high-performance poly-ether-ketone-ketone (PEKK) material.

The term does not matter – additive manufacturing (AM) and 3D printing (3D) are interchangeable. Understanding the market, where it’s going, how it’s used, what it means to manufacturers, and who to turn to for more knowledge and support does…

Oxford Performance Materials Inc. has launched the first two grades of its OXFAB 3-D printing technology suitable for aerospace and other industrial markets, including transportation, energy, and semiconductor applications.

Oxford Performance Materials Inc., leader in additive manufacturing and advanced materials solutions, has launched the first two grades of its OXFAB 3D printing technology for aerospace and industrial applications.