3D printing has been used to make fast food, jewelry, electric guitars, and tiny versions of ourselves. But one area where it shows particular promise is medicine. Quartz visited a lab where a research team has figured out how to use a 3D printer that sells for $2,500 to make replacement body parts out of living cells. Continue reading “Inside the lab where scientists are 3D-printing a real working trachea (VIDEO)”
Inside the lab where scientists are 3D-printing a real working trachea (VIDEO)
