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Scientists at MIT just solved one of the biggest problems in 3D bioprinting with a simple magnetic device that could help create replacement organs. The innovation keeps living cells perfectly mixed during printing, making lab-grown tissues more reliable for testing drugs and potentially replacing damaged human organs.
A community college just invested six figures in bioprinting equipment that can create hearts and kidneys, giving students hands-on experience with technology usually reserved for elite research labs. The move could help solve the national organ shortage crisis while training the next generation of biotech innovators.
Scientists at Carnegie Mellon University are developing breakthrough 3D-printed liver tissue that could help patients survive while waiting for transplants. The living patch could buy crucial time for diseased livers to heal themselves. #