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Evolution. It’s played a central conceptual and practical role in the RepRap project that has spawned much of the new wave of prosumer desktop 3D printers. Adrian Bowyer’s 2005-incepted project was booted-up with an evolutionary process of generational progress and natural selection as the foundation. Continue reading “3D Printer Used To Discover Chemical Origins Of Life (VIDEO)”
A new spin-out company from the University of Oxford brings something new to the mix. Led by professor of chemical biology Hagan Bayley, OxSyBio will work not only with actual cells, but with a technology that allows them to print synthetic tissue-like materials out of water droplets. Continue reading “How to 3D Print Synthetic Tissue Out of Water Droplets (VIDEO)”