3D printing

Israeli surgeons use custom 3D-printed implant to remove tumor deemed inoperable

Mark was diagnosed where he lived in Russia, and due to the location and the spread, global specialists classified the tumor as inoperable.

The medical teams from Clalit Schneider and Clalit Beilinson, together with Mark.
First from left- Dr. Israel Weiss, Head of Orthopedic Oncology at Clalit-Beilinson Hospital & Dr. Yury Peysakhovich (first from the right), Head of Thoracic Surgery at Clalit-Beilinson Hospital during the operation.

Israeli surgeons use customized 3D implant to replace sternum, ribs in patient with rare cancer

A Russian Navy vessel – “Admiral Gorshkov”.

Using a 3D printer: The company that will print the vessels of the future

3D printing: transforming construction

The printer is already on the wall: The unexpected solution to the housing crisis - opinion


Tel Aviv University researchers print the world’s first 3-D heart

This is the first time anyone anywhere has successfully engineered and printed an entire heart replete with cells, blood vessels, ventricles and chambers.

Netanyahu and Rivlin

Israel and Cameroon inaugurate 3D printing facility in Yaoundé

The facility is the first of its kind in Africa.

Ambassador Ran Gidor at the inauguration of the facility

Technion's new 3-d bio printer to help tissue engineering research

While it can't print up new body parts just yet, the Israeli institute's new 3-D Bio-Printing Center can replicate human blood vessels and other tissue.

Professor Shulamit Levenberg, head of the new Faculty of Biomedical Engineering at the Technion–Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa

Israeli researchers develop technology for 3-D printing of drugs

The new technology enables the printing of personalized medications out of hydrogel objects.

Researchers at Hebrew University's 3D and Functional Printing Center

3D printer used in Israel for first time in orthopedic surgery

Such printers are becoming common and useful in many areas of life and are now making their way into medicine.

 Innovation Lab at the 7th annual Exponential Medicine Conference

Modern, nutritious manna - printed in 3D - developed by Hebrew U. scientists

The scientists said the technology will make it possible to print food according to pre-defined criteria in a process that will serve a variety of markets and populations.

Street food from around the world in Tel Aviv

Hebrew University to host first-ever conference on 3D printing

Adding a dimension ... or two

Prof. Shlomo Magdassi displays a glass tray with ink embedded inside