(RMIT University) – Researchers have flipped traditional 3D printing to create some of the most intricate biomedical structures yet, advancing the development of new technologies for regrowing bones and tissue. […]
Tiny, 3D-printed bricks have been designed to heal broken bones – and could one day lead to lab-made organs for human transplant. Inspired by Lego blocks, the small, hollow bricks serve as scaffolding onto which both hard and soft tissue can regrow better than today’s standard regeneration methods […]
(SingularityHub) – Danish startup Particle3D is pioneering a novel method for 3D printing lightweight, customized bone implants that fuse with your skeleton before slowly disappearing. […]
(Singularity Hub) – The human body has always been an incredible machine, from the grand feats of strength and athleticism it can accomplish down to the fine details of each vein, nerve, and cell. […]
(3DPRINT.COM) – Much research has gone into the 3D printing of 3D printed bone and cartilage. Last year, Australian researchers successfully transplanted 3D printed knee cartilage into sheep, paving the way for human trials and commercialization. […]
(UConn Today) – UConn researchers have created a biodegradable composite made of silk fibers that can be used to repair broken load-bearing bones without the complications sometimes presented by other materials. […]
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