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Ink on ink

Ink on ink

Several media outlets have picked up on Carnegie Mellon's innovative ink-jet system--which prints "bio-ink" patterns to advance tissue engineering with exquisite precision--including Technology Review, Science, Popular Mechanics, Biology News Net and Discovery Online (second item). This research, which could revolutionize the design of replacement body parts, was done in collaboration with the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. 

Lauren Ward