Inside the University of Miami’s newly opened 3D-bioprinting lab, the future of medicine looks a lot like science fiction.

A plump piece of farm-fresh chicken leg rested on a pristine surface at Harvard Medical School. Skin on and bone in, it was precisely sliced to barely crack the bone. A robot arm swerved over, scanned ...

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We’ve seen a few makers 3D scan themselves, and use those to print their own action figures or statuettes. Some have gone so far as building life-sized statues composed of many 3D printed parts. [Ivan ...

3D necroprinting is as wild as it sounds, with scientists repurposing the parts of a particularly annoying insect into a ...