New Printing Tech Materializes 3D Objects Inside Living Cells
Researchers from Slovenia demonstrate the first successful 3D printing of microscopic structures directly inside living human cells — opening doors to intracellular machines.
Additive manufacturing in the lab, from custom labware to novel printing methods.
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Researchers from Slovenia demonstrate the first successful 3D printing of microscopic structures directly inside living human cells — opening doors to intracellular machines.
A team of scientists has developed a 3D printing material that kills bacteria on contact. Material scientist Andreas Herrmann, from the University of Groningen, collaborated...
Researchers from Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have developed a method to design 3D sculptures at atomic level with an electron microscope. The crystalline structures size...
Researchers from the University of California, Riverside have discovered that the material in some 3D printed objects is surprisingly harmful to living things. The finding...
The Spanish 3D printing company Cella Medical Solutions won the Adecco “Idea Joven Más Brillante” 2015 Award to the brightest idea from a young entrepreneur....
A team of scientists from four top American universities have developed a smartphone attachment that allows to detect sickle cell disease. The 3D printed device uses...