The Development Of Bioplasticization Technology

Hagens then founded the "human world" art exhibition caused a sensation in Germany and the world, he also became the world's first "plastic human specimens" as an exhibition.

In the 1980s, Professor Hagens put on public exhibitions of plasticized human specimens in Japan, the United Kingdom and other countries and regions. In Japan alone, the exhibition has been exhibited in seven cities, with more than 2.5 million visitors.

Hagens claims that this is to allow people to discover "the mysteries beneath the skin", to learn more about the natural structure of the human body, to see "the surface cannot see" from which to understand the uniqueness of the individual.

International academic circles attach great importance to bioplasticization technology, in 1986, the International Society for Bioplastic Chemistry was established, every two years held an international academic conference, regular publications, magazines and so on.

As of 2011, the technology has been applied in more than 150 research institutes or research labs in more than 30 countries.