DNA DISPLAY: PROGRAMMABLE BIOACTIVE MATERIALS USING CNC PATTERNING

摘要

Since the introduction of inkjet printing, two-dimensional printing technologies have democratised our ability to create at-home physical documents. Paper-based printing has become ubiquitously accepted as both a commercial-scale process and a necessary at-home tool. Charles Hull's 1984 invention of 3D printing has followed suit with a new vision for the way we make things from industrial manufacturing to do-it-yourself fabrication.1 Both of these technologies have challenged and catalysed the design process by transitioning to digital tools and generative processes across software, fabrication and material domains.