Researchers at the University of Toronto haven been fast at work on a type of portable printer that can use bio-inks to graft
Researchers develop portable 3D skin printer to repair deep wounds
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3D-printed living tissues could spell the end of arthritis
Bioinks containing stem cells are being used to 3D print living tissues that can be inserted into the body and provoke a damaged joint to heal itself
New 3D printer can create complex therapeutic biomaterials
A novel 3D printer comprising a microfluidic chip and a digital micromirror can build therapeutic biomaterials from multiple materials
A chill pill for tissue engineering
Objects can be used as scaffolds for tissue growth and could be implanted with only a minimally invasive procedure
Cellulose and chitin produce new materials for 3D printing
Researchers have combined cellulose and chitin to produce an all-natural material for 3D printing that is strong, lightweight and inexpensive
Liver model improves drug testing
New organ-on-a-chip promises more accurate drug screening plus fresh insights into liver disease
Ink-jet printing promises neural precision
A breakthrough printing technique could create improved neural networks for fundamental studies and applications in neuroscience
3D printing hits a nerve
3D-printing provides fast, continuous means of producing nerve guidance conduits (NGCs) to help treat peripheral nervous systems injuries
Two-step technique enables soft biomaterial fabrication
Printing liquid structures in a granular support material offers new route to producing biomaterials