£1.9m UK cross-sector project launched to develop sustainable 3D-printing materials for bioprocessing applications
Photocentric’s latest technology innovation, JENI, is a fully automated digital mass
manufacturing platform. Image: Photocentric
Photocentric joins forces with Imperial College London and the University of Sheffield to develop sustainable materials for single-use bioprocessing applications
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