Because a tributary interest of 3D fractals here is an intererest in 3D printing here is an article I saw about (3D) "printing" human tissue, a process that must involve some very sophisticated and
precise equipment.
http://www.latimes.com/news/science/sciencenow/la-sci-sn-faux-synthetic-tissue-3d-printer-self-assembling-20130404,0,6286611.story"Scientists have built a 3-D printer that creates material resembling human tissues. The novel substance, a deceptively simple network of water droplets coated in lipids, could one day be used to deliver drugs to the body -- or perhaps even to replace damaged tissue in living organs.
"The creation, described in the journal Science, consists of lipid bilayers separating droplets of water -- rather like cell membranes, whose double layers allow the body’s cells to mesh with their watery environments while still protecting their contents."...
What won't be printable next?
March 24, 2009, 05:57:03 AM
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