Many people ask us how 3D Bioprinting can be used for cancer research. Today on Biotech Buzz we have one of our collaborators that covers this exact topic. Tune in to see how she is using 3D bioprinting for breast cancer research.
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Newcastle University researchers 3D bioprint artificial cornea with self-assembling 4D biomaterials
Feb 19, 2019
Corneal transplantation is one of the primary treatments for loss of corneal function, but only one in 70 people who need corneal transplants receive them, leaving some 12.5 million people suffering from vision loss because there simply aren’t enough corneal donors to go around. Attempts to replicate the perfectly-spherical, collagen-based protective layer of the eye...
Faces of bioprinting: Meet CELLINK’s support and applications engineering intern, Brian
Feb 15, 2019
Name: Brian Bolarinho Location: Boston, MA Position: Support / Applications Engineering Intern Hello to anyone who is reading this. My name is Brian, and I am the support and applications engineering intern at CELLINK for the Spring 2019 season. I am currently working towards a bachelor’s degree in biomedical engineering at Wentworth Institute of Technology....
Scientists at Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine (WFIRM) have created a 3D-bioprinted BioMask that could treat facial wounds or burns with tissue regenerated from the mask. The BioMask was developed using a customized, bioengineered skin substitute in combination with a wound dressing layer that can snugly fit onto a facial wound to regenerate skin,...