With only one month available to purchase, the INKREDIBLE 3D bioprinter is already a succes story. With a retail price of … [Read more...]
Bio printing
3D bio printing of human tissue has been around since the early two-thousands. Nowadays scientists are in the midst of moving from printing tiny sheets of tissue to entire 3D organs. 3Dprinting.com will keep you informed of the latest developments in the bio printing industry.
3D Printing of Biomaterials: Analyzing the Revolution in Healthcare
The use of 3D Printing dates back to 1980’s when Hull developed stereolithography. Hull was successful in integrating CAD … [Read more...]
3D Printed Dura Mater is Used in Brain Surgery
Maipu Regenerative Medical Technology has designed the world’s first 3D Printed dura mater products to be utilized in brain … [Read more...]
Researchers Develop New Method of 3D Printing Heart Models
Heart specialists at Spectrum Health, a consortium of 12 non-profit hospitals in West Michigan announced they've … [Read more...]
First Ever Bioink For Production of Human Cartilage and Seeding of Human Chondrocytes
In Gothenburg, Sweden, a small start-up lead by two young entrepreneurs (Erik Gatenholm & Ivan Tournier) is taking a … [Read more...]
Engineers 3D Print Celleron to Replicate Complex Tissues
A biodegradable tissue scaffold called Celleron has been developed by the engineers at Swansea Univeristy In Wales. The … [Read more...]
The World’s First 3D Printed Beating Artificial Heart Cells
Researchers at the Wake Forest School of Medicine have created 3D Printed beating artificial heart cells called … [Read more...]
Fast Bioprinting of Human Cartilage Implants
At ETH Zürich's Cartilage Engineering and Regeneration laboratory they have made some notable speed advancements in 3D … [Read more...]
3D Printer That Could Print Billions of Organic Compounds
Martin D Burke and his team from the University of Illinois have studied and synthesized small molecules with protein-like … [Read more...]
First Russian Bioprinter to be Unveiled in mid-October
British and American researchers are currently doing marvelous jobs in the field of bioprinting research. Nevertheless, this … [Read more...]
