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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Name: Caitlyn Moore Occupation: PhD Candidate Institution: Rutgers New Jersey Medical School What are you currently using CELLINK technology for? I work in a Hematology/Oncology lab in which we primarily investigate bone metastatic breast cancer and cancer stem cells. A major point of focus for us is determining the mechanisms through which these cancer...
Name: Daniel Lidberg Location: Gothenburg Position: Nordic Sales Director Hi Daniel! Please tell us a little bit about yourself. I’m from a small village (Skara) and finally found my way to the city life in Gothenburg. I work a lot of hours and except that I love to travel and experience new cultures and also to try some...
Name: Dr. David Mills Occupation: Professor of Biological Sciences Institution: Louisana Tech University 1.What are you currently using CELLINK technology for? We are focused towards the on-demand production of anti-infective, chemotherapeutic and regenerative tissue systems using 3D bioprinting. Our design emphasizes three parameters: 1) sustained drug release, 2) optimized release time, and 3) an...