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Technology first reported 43m ago by Tom's Hardware · updated 32m ago

Modified Ender 3 becomes a $450 bioprinter for 3D printing engineered living materials

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Tom's Hardware reports that microbiologists at the University of Rochester modified an Ender 3 FDM printer into a 3D bioprinter for $450. According to the outlet, the modified printer outperforms 3D bioprinters costing more than $100,000. It can print macrostructures from microbes, with the aim of making research on engineered living materials more accessible.

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  1. Tom's Hardware FIRST 43m ago Modified Ender 3 becomes a $450 bioprinter for 3D printing engineered living materials

    Microbiologists at the University of Rochester have modified an Ender 3 FDM printer into a 3D bioprinter for $450 and outperforming 3D bioprinters costing more than $100,000.

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