Overview: November 2014: Plastics in medical engineering

Meeting challenges: plastics in medical engineering

28.11.2014

Is this what the future holds? You are suffering from organ failure, you can’t see any more, you have lost part of your body in an accident? No problem. Thanks to ultramodern 3D printing technology, we can help your body to function completely again. Sounds utopian – and it is. Scientists are working on making it reality all the same. Polymer materials are facilitating the process.

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