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Stephanie DeMarco, PhD
3D bioprinting tissues in space to heal people on Earth
Scientists use 3D bioprinting in space to create tissues and organoids that would otherwise be difficult to make in the presence of gravity.
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Aparna Nathan, PhD
A better way to build a breast
As an alternative to reconstructive surgery, a degradable implant may offer a new way for the body to reconstruct a breast after mastectomy.
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Sarah Anderson, PhD
Engineering fertility options for cancer survivors
Aiming to preserve fertility for women undergoing cancer treatments, researchers are developing biomaterials that mimic the structure and function of the ovary.
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