Bridging biology and mechanical engineering in biomanufacturing and bioprinting
Bridging biology and mechanical engineering in biomanufacturing and bioprinting
Ralf Z left his private business in Lebanon and is now a Ph.D. student at Stevens Institute of Technology. In the Biomodeling and Biomedical Research Lab (BMBM Lab), he works to leverage additive biomanufacturing methods to create functional organs. Success would be a significant step forward in biotechnology and 3D bioprinting solutions. Ralf also advises young students to remain problem-solvers and not be afraid to explore new ground!
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