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Friday
Sep212012

Printing Vascular Structures

While rapid prototyping of mechanical parts is still the mainstay of 3D printing, recent adoption of the technology by biomedical researchers has sparked interest in how additive manufacturing might be used in the future.
 
Doug Hendrie at Gizmag recently profiled a new advancement that couples 3D printing with tissue engineering.
 
Read More at Engineering.com

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