In the News: Hospitals at Anschutz Medical Campus build precision body parts
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MODEL HAND. University of Colorado research associate professor Richard Weir shows the beginning stages — a computer model — of manufacturing a plastic replica of his own hand.
In subterranean labs at the Anschutz Medical Campus hospitals, a Promethean spark dances inside a $600,000 machine, transforming metal powder into a human appendage.
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