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3D Bioprinter Prints TissueIEEE Spectrum
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Scientists in Israel have found that origami techniques could help fold sensors into bio-printed materials to help determine whether they are behaving safely and properly.
The new platform is a silicone rubber device that can fold around a bio-printing structure.
The researchers say they can use their origami device with any type of 3D tissue.
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