Podcast: Scientists are now printing semiconductors and human nerves

April 8, 2019 News

OMAHA, Neb. (April 8, 2019)—UNeMed’s tech transfer podcast, “Innovation Overground,” published this morning its latest episode, “Making cyborgs one 3D print at a time.”

In the latest episode, Overground hosts Joe Runge, Tyler Scherr and Charlie Litton, discuss 3D printing. It turns out 3D printing can make just about everything, including semiconductors and human nerves.

Innovation Overground was created to help promote academic innovation and the technology transfer and commercialization efforts at the University of Nebraska and beyond. The podcast intends to examine what it takes to advance academic inventions and discoveries beyond the research bench and into people’s lives as “actual things on a shelf.”

New episodes are published on Mondays, and are available on most podcast channels, including Google Play Music, iTunes, iHeartMusic, Podomatic, Spotify and Spreaker.

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News Podcast: Scientists are now printing semiconductors and human nerves

Charles Litton is the communications associate at UNeMed Corporation, the technology transfer and commercialization office (TTO) for the University of Nebraska Medical Center. UNeMed serves all UNMC researchers, faculty and staff who develop new biomedical technology and inventions, and strives to help bring those innovations to the marketplace. Contact the author at charles.litton@unmc.edu or 402-559-2468.

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