Cathal O’Connell

Cathal O’Connell is a researcher in 3D bio-printing with a background in physics and nanoscience. Now based at St Vincent’s Hospital in Melbourne, he works with surgeons, engineers and biologists to develop ways to 3D-print body parts. In 2014, he co-authored an e-book about the field, 3D Bioprinting: Printing Parts for Bodies (ARC Centre for Excellence). He is also a freelance science writer, specialising in physics and technology, and has contributed more than one hundred articles to Cosmos Magazine about about space, relativity and quantum mechanics.

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The search for ET

EssayOUR WORLD WAS made by a million geniuses. Just switching on a light invokes a chain of historical brilliance going back centuries: from the LEDs developed by semiconductor engineers in 1990s Japan, to the power grid imagined by Nikola...

A modern epic

ReportageI MEET THE immortals on a Wednesday evening in January. We’re upstairs on Russell Street, in a workspace shared by a couple of tech start-ups. Though it’s after 6 pm, most of the workstations are occupied with coders cocooned...

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