This week in science and technology

August 31, 2018 / Tags: twistech - science - technology - biotechnology - bioelectronics

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3D-printed array of light sensors gets us closer to a bionic eye. Researchers at the University of Minnesota managed to 3D-print a light-sensitive array that clings to a domed glass surface and converts light into electricity, paving the path forward for scientists to develop a fully-functioning bionic eye. Even more impressive, the manufacturing process of this construct only takes about an hour. (Gizmodo)

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