Industries ranging from architecture, construction to furniture design, and fashion have been revolutionized with 3D print applications. In the COVID-19 pandemic, 3D print fabrication has helped in provided medical professionals, patients, and facilities with PPE.
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For the 3D printing of organ models which contains the live cells researchers at the University of Buffalo have come up with a fine-tuned use of stereolithography. The technique developed by the team is capable of printing the models 10 to 50 times faster than what the industry standard is capable, as described in the journal Advanced Healthcare Materials. This marks as a major step in the quest for the creation of 3D-printed replacement organs.
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