UT Austin's new 3D printer tech creates bodies that feel real

UT Austin's new 3D printer tech creates bodies that feel real

Researchers at The University of Texas at Austin have developed a new 3D‑printing method that uses nothing but light and a single, inexpensive resin to create lifelike anatomical models with bone‑hard cores and soft, tissue‑like exteriors. Born from a serendipitous discovery at Sandia National Laboratories, the technique — called CRAFT — could give medical schools…

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Sargent’s Daughters’ Allegra LaViola Is Playing the Long Game

Sargent’s Daughters’ Allegra LaViola Is Playing the Long Game

In over a decade of business, Allegra LaViola’s approach has shaped by an art-historical formation rooted in Europe and Italy, and by a humanistic vision that traces recurring symbols, myths, and modes of expression across cultures and geographies. Photo Credit Belathée Over more than a decade of operation, Sargent’s Daughters has demonstrated that it is…

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