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Visualizing the Human Anatomy: 500 Years Since Andreas Vesalius

Elizabeth Boorman
April 30, 2014
Visualizing the Human Anatomy: 500 Years Since Andreas Vesalius

Like many books of the Renaissance, The Fabric of the Human Body is an exceptional book in both its in-depth anatomical knowledge and its collection of beautifully sketched drawings. Andreas Vesalius, the author of this 7-volume collection, gathered such detailed and extensive insight in the human anatomy that he would soon become a revolutionary figure in the field of anatomical research.

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Material Monday: How I Discovered 3D Printed Titanium Implants

Elizabeth Boorman
April 14, 2014
Material Monday: How I Discovered 3D Printed Titanium Implants

I am still quite new at Materialise. I joined as a copywriter in February and I am still learning the various aspects of the departments in the company and all the wonderful things 3D Printing can do.

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At the Finish Line: Hear the World Runners at the Zurich Marathon

Elizabeth Boorman
April 10, 2014
At the Finish Line: Hear the World Runners at the Zurich Marathon

The results are in from the runners featured in last week’s blog post. The team we sponsored at the Zurich Marathon fundraising for non-profit Hear the World Foundation finished with a time of 3 hours and 43 minutes. Way to go, team!

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Hear, Hear! Materialise Is Supporting a Team Running for a Better and Healthier World

Elizabeth Boorman
April 04, 2014
Hear, Hear! Materialise Is Supporting a Team Running for a Better and Healthier World

This Sunday at the Zurich Marathon, Markus Leuthold, Martin Kirchberger, Siddhartha Jha and Jane Bevan, employees of the hearing aid manufacturer Phonak, will run a sum distance of 42.2km as a fundraiser for the Hear the World Foundation. 

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3D Printing Human Cells Today for 3D Printed Living Organs Tomorrow

Elizabeth Boorman
April 01, 2014
3D Printing Human Cells Today for 3D Printed Living Organs Tomorrow

What would the world be like with 3D-printed organs made from real human tissue? Researchers at the Sabanci University in Turkey took us one step forward to this reality as they were the first to 3D print anatomically accurate aorta cells.

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Meet Rebecca Thoppil, Materialise’s 1,000th Employee!

Elizabeth Boorman
March 27, 2014
Meet Rebecca Thoppil, Materialise’s 1,000th Employee!

Materialise is excited to welcome its 1,000th employee, Rebecca Thoppil, a new clinical engineer in our U.S. office. 

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