Auxilium Biotechnologies

bioprinted kidney and liver tissues in space for the first time, using its own orbital biomanufacturing device, and in February 2026 agreed to supply orbital 3D bioprinting capability aboard the Starlab commercial station.

Country
United States
US
Coverage
CNEUUS
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Technologies
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In-space organ bioprintingcross-sector-intersectionsHigh→

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