I found a woman who is 3D printing HUMAN BODY PARTS. This is Dr. Shulamit Levenberg - a biomedical engineer who is 3D printing living tissue. She's printed an ear, a blood vessel and is working on a spinal cord. This is how she does it: 1. She uses 3D printing to create a scaffold that the cells can grow on - made of collagen 2. She adds the patient's own cells to the scaffold 3. The cells slowly start to organize into tissue 4. She works with tiny blood vessels to keep the tissues alive Dr. Levenberg and her lab tried this on rats and something crazy happened: paralyzed rats began walking again! This research is still incredibly early, but stepping into this lab felt like seeing the future. A future where medicine may not be a pill, but it may be printed in a lab. For more information on her work, check out: lnkd.in/eUjMGPgk @TechnionUSA

This man used AI to treat breast cancer! And it took him 30,000 hours to do it! This is Dr. Gil Shamai - a computer scientist at @TechnionLive. He realized that AI can detect tiny patterns in tumor tissue that the human eye might miss under a microscope. And these patterns can predict the risk of the cancer returning, as well as if the patient needs chemo or surgery. So he spent 30,000 hours developing an AI that can study these images and tell doctors this information. For more information on Dr. Shamai's work, check out: ats.org/explore/articles/the… @TechnionUSA