Volumetric builds living multicellular tissues with a focus on the…
Drug development and biomedical research lack human-relevant tissue models with realistic multicellular structure and vascularization for accurate testing and screening.
Volumetric uses breakthrough 3D bioprinting to build living multicellular human tissues with complex blood vessel networks for patient-specific drug safety and efficacy testing and, longer term, organ replacement.
Pharmaceutical companies and biomedical researchers who need human tissue models for laboratory testing, screening, and drug development.
3D Printing meets Biology. Jordan is advancing 3D bioprinting technology to make organ replacements for human patients. He received his bachelor’s degree in Biology from MIT in 2003, and earned his PhD in Bioengineering from Rice University in 2008. Volumetric (W20) was acquired by 3D Systems in 2021, in a deal valued at $400M.




