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The Viability Of Organ Printing, Estie Schick
The Viability Of Organ Printing, Estie Schick
The Science Journal of the Lander College of Arts and Sciences
Organ printing is an emerging technology that can potentially replace the need for human organ transplants altogether. Organ printing uses bioprinting methods to create three-dimensional biological constructs. Although it has not yet been implemented successfully, with nearly two decades of research devoted to this area, much progress has been made. This article outlines the various aspects of the organ printing process, describes both the accomplishments and challenges of bioprinting, and discusses the feasibility of bioprinting as a viable method for organ replacement.
Its All In The Mind: Mind Controlled Prosthetics, Tziril Joselit
Its All In The Mind: Mind Controlled Prosthetics, Tziril Joselit
The Science Journal of the Lander College of Arts and Sciences
The problem with prosthetics is a longstanding problem that researchers have been working on for many years. They are attempting to create a prosthetic that acts as if it is the original limb or body part. In recent years they have discovered a technology that has assisted many of those who are greatly in need of a prosthetic, such as an amputee or someone who is “locked in”. “Locked in” refers to a person who is technically confined in his own body and has no methods of communication with the world. Brain-computer interface (BCI) has opened up a whole new …