Abstract: The invention relates to configurations for MRI or NMR measurements comprising one or more 3D-printed hollow elements, adapted to the shape of an object to be measured wherein in one or more of the 3D-printed elements the wall of the elements is made of a UV-curable electrically non-conducting material forming one or more channels, characterised in that in at least one of the elements with said walls a channel comprises of at least two material plugs of at least two different immiscible materials selected from the group consisting of a dielectric material, an electrically conductive material, and a material with high electrical resistance.

Abstract: The invention relates to configurations for MRI or NMR measurements comprising one or more 3D-printed hollow elements, adapted to the shape of an object to be measured wherein in one or more of the 3D-printed elements the wall of the elements is made of a UV-curable electrically non-conducting material forming one or more channels, characterised in that in at least one of the elements with said walls a channel comprises of at least two material plugs of at least two different immiscible materials selected from the group consisting of a dielectric material, an electrically conductive material, and a material with high electrical resistance.

Abstract: Photocurable poly(siloxane) formulations for making stereolithographic 3D-printed PDMS structures, stereolithographic 3D-printing methods for making PDMS structures, and stereolithographic 3D-printed PDMS structures.

Abstract: Photocurable poly(siloxane) formulations for making stereolithographic 3D-printed PDMS structures, stereolithographic 3D-printing methods for making PDMS structures, and stereolithographic 3D-printed PDMS structures.

Abstract: This invention relates to a golf course requiring the use of conventional rules and golf equipment, but that requires less space than a conventional golf course. This economy in space can be achieved by providing a centrally located clubhouse surrounded by circumferentially adjacent fairways disposed around the clubhouse. The fairways extend in a generally radial direction from the clubhouse, and are grouped in the pairs of adjacent fairways. In a pair of fairways, the first fairway having a plurality of radially inward tees and a radially outward green and the second fairway having a plurality of radially outward tees and a radially inward green. This golf course allows a method of playing golf wherein a group of players can start simultaneously from any radially inward tee or radially outward tee on the golf course.