Modelling framework could help designers to explore new materials combinations for 3D printed tissue scaffolds
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The Scottish photonics spin-out is ramping up pre-clinical trials and seeking investment for groundbreaking non-invasive cataract diagnosis and treatment
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Elaine Tham explains how IOP Publishing is building on its presence in Japan with many new activities
Read article: How IOP Publishing supports physicists in Japan
Matin Durrani examines Japan's efforts to make its research more internationally competitive
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When will we see the next disruptive innovation in X-ray imaging? And could it be inspired by emerging photonic technologies?
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Researchers use additive manufacturing for the first time for anatomically shaped spinal implants
Read article: 3D printing yields customized spinal implants
Biomaterials expert Wojciech Święszkowski discusses progress in tissue engineering and considers future challenges
Read article: 3D bioprinting smoothes path towards cartilage repair
The CERN-MEDICIS facility has produced its first radioisotopes for medical research
Read article: Isotopes for precision medicine
Experts propose a clearer picture of the field by connecting different branches and highlighting key areas of activity
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One company's evolution from a small component manufacturer to a major supplier of precision vacuum equipment highlights the importance of expert knowledge for winning customer trust
Read article: Building a firm foundation in vacuum technology
