Israeli company Precise Bio prints the parts needed for eye transplant enabling many people to have restored sight!

Plastic surgeons at Galilee Medical Center 3D-printed a prosthetic ear and attached it to a child born with microtia, a developmental defect.

Technion and Sheba Medical Center researchers fabricated a biodegradable ear from a patient's own cells.

An Israeli bio-tech company transformed tobacco into a collagen-expressing plant that can produce an unlimited number of transplantable organs.

An Israeli lab that developed a 3D-printed heart has joined forces with Bayer Pharmaceuticals to revolutionize drug testing.

The technology is paving the way to revolutionary treatments and implants for damaged areas of the heart.

Israel’s Collplant is developing plant-based collagen and formulations intended for use as BioInk for 3D printing of tissues and organs; Israel’s HIL Applied Medical developed a safer, focused proton beam lasers to treat tumors, and much more.