3D Bioprinting: A New Dimension in Tissue Engineering

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Nov 4, 20160:06:40Education

In 1984, Charles Hull patented a process he called “stereolithography.” Now called three-dimensional (3D) printing, this technology has been used to manufacture rocket engines, custom-fit athletic shoes, and other 3D pri...

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