For a professor, described as a 'one-man catalyst, has taken a commercially available 3D printer, and adapted it to inject organic-based inks into tube-like structures to create the new home-grown version of a pill."
Monday, July 23, 2012
From statins to sugar: The 'Chemputer' which can give you any drug or organic material using a 3D printer
From statins to sugar: The 'Chemputer' which can give you any drug or organic material using a 3D printer | Mail Online: "Jump forward a few years, and we may find the humble pharmacy resigned to the history bin.
For a professor, described as a 'one-man catalyst, has taken a commercially available 3D printer, and adapted it to inject organic-based inks into tube-like structures to create the new home-grown version of a pill."
For a professor, described as a 'one-man catalyst, has taken a commercially available 3D printer, and adapted it to inject organic-based inks into tube-like structures to create the new home-grown version of a pill."
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