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3D Organ Printer to Double Footprint at Incubator in Houston's East End

Volumetric's Growth Shows Sign of Burgeoning Biotech Sector in Houston
A lung-mimicking air sac was 3D-printed in water-based gel, a technology invented by the co-founders of Volumetric. (Jordan Miller)
A lung-mimicking air sac was 3D-printed in water-based gel, a technology invented by the co-founders of Volumetric. (Jordan Miller)
CoStar News
December 8, 2020 | 10:36 P.M.

A Houston startup that uses 3D technology to print organs is moving to a bigger space as the company continues to grow and develop its biomedical technologies. The expansion is a sign of Houston’s nascent but growing bioengineering sector as the city aims to become the so-called third coast for medical innovations and research.

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