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3D Printing Nanostructures Could Fight Cancer
Aether is a startup based in San Francisco which offers AI-enhanced 3D bioprinting. They have collaborated with UCL (University College London) and Loughborough University to develop a new approach to 3D printing nanotechnology. Working Together to Democratise 3D Printing Nanotec
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Aether is a startup based in San Francisco which offers AI-enhanced 3D bioprinting. They have collaborated with UCL (University College London) and Loughborough University to develop a new approach to 3D printing nanotechnology.
Working Together to Democratise 3D Printing Nanotechnology
Aether believes that 3D printing and nanotechnology are two fields which are destined to come together to shape the future of medical research. The researchers from both universities will be working with the startup to develop an ink containing nanoparticles to act as a nanosurgical tool.
Nanotechnology is the manipulation of matter on an atomic, molecular of supramolecular scale which can then be used across all other science fields.
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