Bioprinting as a matter of the heart
Researchers turn to alginate bioink and 3D printers for breakthrough heart models.
Tag: 3d printing
3D printing may be worse for your lungs than assumed
Nobody likes the fumes -- I hope?
World’s smallest boat could sail inside of a human hair
It's super cute, too!
Researchers develop a method to 3D print buildings from any local soil
This method could even be used on other planets!
A 3D adapter can turn a snorkeling mask into a non-invasive ventilator
Italian engineers show creative approach to lack of ventilators.
We’re one step closer to fully-functioning artificial blood vessels
Mice first, then humans.
3D-printed coral can help save reefs and the fish that live there
When life takes your corals away, print more.
Researchers 3D print a miniature heart — using a patient’s own cells
Yes, scientists 3D-printed a heart.
3D printers weave wearable electronics into clothing
The technology is compatible with existing 3D printers.
Scientists learn how bone grows atom by atom, which could lead to better osteoporosis treatment
Bone growth had previously been somewhat of a mystery.
New 3D-printing process creates ligaments, tendons for transplant — paves the way for replacement organs
Print me a new me, please. Make me taller, too.
US Marines will save $70,000 by 3D-printing F-35 part
3D printing is making quite the splash in the military.
3D printing could revolutionize how we eat
The future is here, and it's knocking on our doors.
Newly-developed 3D printing method uses cells, biomolecules to recreate tissues
The day when you can download and 3D print a sandwich inch ever closer.
Anthropologists recreate the face of a 9,000-year-old teenager
She looked nothing like you'd expect.
Researchers 3D-print shockingly realistic human organ models
This could soon pave the way for real, functioning organs.
With Flink, researchers will be able to 3D print living minifactories
Ever needed a tiny, living factory? Of course you did, you just didn't know it.
World’s smallest fidget spinner is no bigger than a human hair
3-D printing just got a lot sexier.
Chinese doctors replace woman’s vertebrae with 3D printed titanium implants
Medical technology is entering a new era.