On Thursday, September 27, 2012 6:36:14 AM UTC-4, Michael Turner wrote:
On Thu, Sep 27, 2012 at 7:20 PM, kingjacob <king...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Give me a proper source.
>
> Can't. I don't know anyone in DIYbio who's used 3D printing to make a
> medical device. That's why I started a thread on the subject.
OK, end of story, then, as far as mentioning implantables is concerned
on Wikipedia articles about DIYbio, anyway.
> I'm also sorry to inform you that there are no "proper sources" on what is
> or isn't DIYbio. The closest thing we have is a code of ethics that really
> only applies to those that follow it.
I've always thought of DIYbio very broadly. I'm afraid of falling down the rabbit hole with you on definitions, but diagnostics, sensing devices, health and medical equipment and devices, are all things that I have always considered in the scope of DIYbio (these areas motivate much of my participation in the community). I hope lots more folks join the community from these domains.
In terms of sources for Wikipedia. Jordan Miller, who works partly out of hive76 in Philly has left a trail of citable sources:
http://www.bbc.com/news/technology-18677627
http://summit.oshwa.org/sweet-science-3d-printed-sugar-templates-for-regenerative-medicine/
http://blog.nextfabstudio.com/post/26577479621/our-3d-printer-workshop-instructor-jordan-miller-on-bbc
http://3dprinterbuildingworkshop.eventbrite.com/
Hopefully there will be more! :)
Thanks,
Jason
Jason
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