February 2023, Mikrocentrum, Veldhoven, The Netherlands
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It was created to help blind or partially blind students enjoy the possibility of always remembering their high school friends. Though their 3D printed portraits were created to help a few, it might, in the end, benefit many. Continue reading “3D Printed Yearbook Puts Visually Impaired Students in Touch with High School Friends (VIDEO)”
Kendall Gretsch, Henry Lather, and Kranti Peddada are seniors studying biomedical engineering in the School of Engineering and Applied Science. Sydney Kendall is a 13-year-old girl who had tragically lost her arm seven years ago in a boating accident. Her only request for her prosthetic limb was for it to be in pink. Continue reading “Team Prints 3D Printed Pink Robotic Arm for 13-Year-Old”
We’ve been hearing a lot lately about the possibility of 3D bioprinting organs, such as livers, kidneys and hearts. In fact, many experts within the medical field expect 3D printing to have progressed enough in the next ten years, to make all this possible. Researchers are already 3D printing parts of certain organs, and new discoveries are unveiled. Continue reading “UConn Students 3D Print Two Different Artificial Kidneys”
After nine months of perseverance, high school seniors at Loveland High School in Ohio successfully created a 3D bioprinter. The payoff came as part of the capstone project for three students: Nathan Bryant, Cameron Spicer and Thomas Worsham. Their biotechnology teacher, Jamie Allison had a warranted emotional reaction when the project finally came to fruition. Even the superintendent commented on the revelation. The ability to print bacteria is now accomplished at the high school level. Continue reading ““How Do I Reach These Kids?” Build a 3D Bioprinter”