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ZDNet Innovation Weekly September 30, 2016

3D-printed bones? New 'hyperelastic' material could let doctors print implants on demand Researchers at Northwestern University develop a new 3D-printable synthetic bone that could one day could help transform major surgery. READ FULL STORY RELATED • 3D printing hands on: Working with wood

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Cars are so last century: Uber wants to fly you to work The ride-sharing firm isn't content with just the roads, it seems, and is now looking at the runway. READ FULL STORY

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