Bioprinted Tubules Simulate Kidney Functions & Diseases
Harvard's Wyss Institute and their work with printed proximal bioprinted tubules help to reintroduce good molecules into the bloodstream. Aside from simulating the... read more »
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.
Harvard's Wyss Institute and their work with printed proximal bioprinted tubules help to reintroduce good molecules into the bloodstream. Aside from simulating the... read more »
Researchers at UC San Diego School of Medicine and Institute of Engineering in Medicine have developed a spinal cord implant that could potentially revolutionize... read more »
Holographic systems have found a home in bioprinting and are gaining new life every day. We previously covered Prellis Biologics' work with holographic... read more »
A new study from the Fraunhofer Institute for Surface Engineering and Thin Films, proposes the possibility of implants that can encourage bone growth with... read more »
Researchers at Utah University have developed a method for bioprinting ligaments and tendons out of the patient’s own cells. The process could be a... read more »
Precise Bio are planning to bring medical applications like printed corneas to the market in a big way. While the company is not... read more »
One of the core problems with fixing complex cardiac tissues and vessels is that of getting replacement parts to behave like the real... read more »
Researchers from Tufts University have created a functional neural network of brain cells. The ability to bioprint brain tissue will allow them to... read more »
Researchers from multiple institutions have developed a gel that uses oxygen sensitive nanoparticles for the printing of complex biofilms and tissue-like structures. The finding... read more »
Researchers at the Department of Medicine at Brigham and Women's Hospital have just made a bioprinting breakthrough in vessel and duct replacement. A new... read more »
A student at New Zealand's Waikato University is looking to cancerous cells to further research into potential cures. Masters student Shalini Guleria plans to... read more »
Founded by mathematics professor Michael Laufer in 2015, the Four Thieves Vinegar collective has made its goal to provide cheap alternatives to various... read more »
Modeling and simulation is just one of the fields that bioprinting has given a boost to. Researchers often create artificial test models to... read more »
Scaffolds are the new hip word in the biomedical field, especially thanks to bioprinting and bioinks. These days, researchers are using tiny scaffolds... read more »
Researchers at the University of Newcastle have managed to print human corneas using bioink materials. The research is the first of its kind,... read more »
Techshot and nScrypt are set to embark on an ambitious bio-fabrication project in outer space. The companies are sending out a 3D BioFabrication Facility... read more »
New research into bio-printing of bone and skin tissues is having quite the year. The new applications are showcasing immense growth, particularly for... read more »
Heart problems are one of modern society's most common problems. Studies have indicated that it is the most common cause of death among... read more »
A lab in Korea has just fabricated micro-sized biostructures, applying mechanical engineering knowledge to biofabrication. These biostructures act as a scaffolding or regenerative placeholder, helping... read more »
With the proliferation of newer bioinks and bio materials, functional replacement organs are rapidly becoming a reality. In this same vein, Bay Area biotechnology... read more »