1 of 8 Deacon Stone (right), director of RCBIâs Innovation Center, works with Robert Buckovan of Marshallâs Joan C. Edward School of Medicine to engineer and 3D print detailed high-resolution images of human body parts such as skulls for use by students studying anatomy. These life-like, cost-effective models provide greater detail and are less expensive than commercially available ones. Photos courtesy of RCBI RCBI design engineer Morgan Smith (left) and Eddie Webb, director of manufacturing services, remove items that include parts for N95 masks from the newest 3D printing system available at RCBI. The Stratasys J850 expands RCBIâs capabilities to produce highly precise medical devices and detailed full-color human anatomical models.