Controlling the weight and structure of 3D printed scaffolds makes it possible to match their mechanical properties to those of human cartilage
Optimizing 3D polymer scaffolds for cartilage repair
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Nanoparticle ‘supersoap’ produces all-liquid material
Using a nanoparticle ‘supersoap’, scientists have developed a way to print three-dimensional structures composed entirely of liquids
Laser bioprints stem cells
Nozzle-free technique can print “master” stem cells without damaging them
Spare parts from small parts: novel scaffolds to grow muscle
Biomedical engineers have successfully produced a 3D material that mimics nature to transform cells into muscle
Liver-on-a-chip assesses drug toxicity
A new liver-on-a-chip platform offers an attractive alternative to animal models for testing the effects of drugs on the human body
Advanced Biomaterials 2018 – World Congress on Advanced Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering
October 17-18, 2018
Rome, Italy
Rome, Italy
How do you define biofabrication today?
Experts propose a clearer picture of the field by connecting different branches and highlighting key areas of activity
3D printing to keep life flowing
Advances in liquid 3D printing technology could make biodegradable scaffolds for use in medical stents and grafts
Materials optimization: formulating bioinks for 3D printed constructs
Biofabrication teams consider material properties and identify promising blends to support tissue repair