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Bioprinting is a squishy topic. It sounds good in its sci-fi theory but when you nail down the practical aspects it becomes much more complicated. The research is being done to bring that vision to reality, making over-the-top announcements, from vascular tissues to entire patient-specific heart 3D printing, that mislead the reader into thinking we might already live in the future. However, there are ethical and legal conundrums to consider alongside the technical hurdles. Th

One of the major hindrances to 3D printing’s expansion right now is scalability. How can a process tailored and designed for customization also be an ideal candidate for the highly systematized environment of a production facility? How can it be employed to retain its features like agility and flexibility while providing the level of performance required to make a business profitable? The answer is multifaceted, and it has to do with the technology itself as well as the infra

3D printing is usually making the news for big plane components or successful rocket tests. Unsurprisingly, there’s a world of small applications in which the technology can, and is, making an impact. Typical subtractive methodologies are pretty limited at the micro level: 3D printing brings customization and extremely high-precision to labs all over the world. Micro-scale printing is on the table mainly thanks to advancements in material sciences, with polymerization and ast