Bioprinting human size ear with CELLINK Bioink and support material
3D printing, sometimes called “additive manufacturing” is a way of making three-dimensional solid objects from a digital file. The limitations of what can be printed are seemingly only limited by the complexity of the design. Bioprinting is another application, and is making forays into the biopharma industry. Most industrial applications use carbon fiber as a source material...
But it’s no accident why the CEO of the world’s first bio-ink company brought his business to Blacksburg. “3-D printing has been really big at Virginia Tech University,” Gatenholm said, “and we believe that we can bring in a lot of bright people into the company and utilize them and help us build this...
My name is Dalia Sara Gala and I am doing my integrated Masters at Glasgow University. I am now completing a placement at the Francis Crick Institute in London. I love emerging technologies in regenerative medicine and I am particularly interested in bioprinting, tissue engineering, nanoengineering and imaging. I did an exchange program in Australia...