How to Cook 3D Printed Food in 2022

A team from Columbia University has created a device that can both print and cook your dinner. It works by blending up raw chicken breasts with 3D printer ink, then printing them out as nuggets. They say current cooking techniques don't provide the high spatial resolution required to cook 3D printed food.

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Gold-plated bacteria

Contact lenses that shoot lasers

Lead into gold with lasers

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Universal Product Code first scanned in grocery store

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/innovation/history-bar-code-180956704/

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