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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FOR DOCTORS AND medical researchers repairing the human body, a 3D printer has become almost as valuable as an x-ray machine, microscope, or a sharp scalpel. Bioengineers are using 3D printers to make more durable hip and knee joints, prosthetic limbs and, recently, to produce living tissue attached to a scaffold of printed material. Researchers...
Via Davide Sher, 3D Printing Media Network We spoke with CEO Erik Gatenholm about the company’s recent acquisitions and future goals. CELLINK‘s rise from a bioink startup to a bioprinting market global leader has been lightning fast. In 2015 I did my first interview, with founders Erik Gatenholm (CEO), Hector Martinez Avila (CTO) and Gusten...
PRESS RELEASE Gothenburg, Sweden December 5th, 2018, 08:30 CET CELLINK and Prellis Biologics Inc. sign partnership to commercialize high-resolution holographic bioprinting technology for micro-printing. The partners will utilize their IP, expertise, and know-how to offer the first system enabling ultra-high resolution bioprinting of microstructures such as vascular networks or capillaries. The technology is an important...