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3D Printing Biomedical Models | Formlabs 3D Printing Biomedical Models James Tyrwhitt - Drake from the NIH 3D Print Exchange uses the Formlabs 3D printersto createbiomedical models
A professor of Animal Sciences , Bioengineering , Pathobiology , Nutritional Sciences , Pathology , and Surgery , his research focuses on comparative mammalian genomics and applications of technologiesto createbiomedical models
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Formlabs James Tyrwhitt - Drake from the NIH 3D Print Exchange uses the Form 1 + 3D printerto createbiomedical models
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