So far the scientists have used this method to spray and grow human fibroblasts and osteoblasts and bovine chondrocytes.
Archive for April, 2005
Scientists at the University of Manchester are currently working on a method to use inkjet nozzles to spray human cells. The cells would be the harvested from the patient and then grown to prevent rejection. The cells then can be sprayed in a way to grow to the desired shape and speed healing.
Details of the upcoming HP iPAQ HW6500 was revealed on the FCC website which shows the mobile device will run Windows Mobile 2003 SE Phone Edition on a 312 MHz Intel XScale Processor. Other features includes: a square 240×240 pixel screen, 64MB RAM, QWERTY keyboard, Bluetooth, GPS and will run on the GSM/GPRS networks and has EDGE support. Also there is a model with a 1.2MP digital camera and one without.
Gameseek.co.uk is accepting pre-orders for a foldaway PSP keyboard that doubles as a screen protector. It’s a 47-key keyboard that enables the PSP to be used as a handheld or a desktop unit. The expected ship date is May 27, 2005 and is selling for £19.99. link