3-D printing organs for transplant in our lifetimes?

[TreasonousBastard]

https://www.reviewgeek.com/73200/high-speed-3d-printing-method-could-produce-human-organs-in-under-an-hour/

Biogel stereolitography is already suited to print cellular models with blood-vessel networks, although the technology is currently limited to centimeter-sized models. Scientists should be able to scale up the method, though, which will be essential for printing human-sized organs. Who knows, in the future, every hospital could be equipped with a biogel stereolithography printer to manufacture replacement organs on the fly, eliminating the need for human-to-human organ transplants.

[PoliticAverse]

1. I'm still more excited about 3D-printed pizza. n/t

[FoxNewsSucks]

2. In billionaires' lifetimes, probably.

Ours? Probably not.

[Wicked Blue]

3. Brains!

3-D printed brains for MAGAts.

[soothsayer]

4. Very cool new 3D printing research led by #UBuffalo engineers!! 10-50 faster than conventional metho

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Mar 5, 2021
Very cool new 3D printing research led by #UBuffalo engineers!! 10-50 faster than conventional methods. Could help with 3D-printed tissue, organs: http://buffalo.edu/news/releases/2021/03/007.html…



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Turns out the researchers didn't limit themselves to a hand. They also 3D-printed a liver (just a demo, not ready for our bodies yet: https://acsu.buffalo.edu/~chizhou/liver.mp4… #UBuffalo