3D printing layers for dry batteries is a reality!

Researchers at Pennsylvania State University have developed and tested a prototype glucose sensor that is noninvasive.

Researchers at UC San Diego Health have successfully implanted a cervical disc implant made from 3D printed titanium and customized for the patient with the help of AI.

Researchers have found a sensor that can monitor scarring on the ends of a cardiac stent, wirelessly.

3D bioprinting of human menisci in the International Space Station is now a reality and not sci fi anymore.

Scientists are using 3D printing to patch and then adding heart cells to regrow the heart tissue.

The world's first clinical trial of 3D printed chondral tissue with stem cells promises a minimally invasive and long term solution to knee joint cartilage deterioration.

Researchers at several universities use 3D printing to simulate neural tissue for further research and possible neurological disease treatment.