CELLINK continues to develop a platform for channeled bioprints suitable for dynamic culture conditions and thereby capable to more closely mimick invivo conditions. This aim involves introducing new 3DBioprinting methods, new printing wells and an inducing Bioink.
Today, CELLINK is announcing the first phase of a multiphase bioink expansion. This first phase includes the announcement of two new bioink-series product lines and the expansion of an existing line. With this launch, the company will strengthen its product portfolio and offer a wider range of tools for researchers around the world to...
Name: Irena Kukavica-Ibrulj Occupation: Research Assistant Instituion: Laval University What are you currently using CELLINK technology for? In Dr Roger Levesque’s laboratory, we work mainly with P. aeruginosa which can cause serious opportunistic infections, most notably in the cystic fibrosis (CF). Well known for its natural antibiotic resistance and incredible capacity of adaptation P. aeruginosa...
Name: Bryan Jones Location: Buchanan, Virginia, USA Position: Senior Mechanical Engineer Hi Bryan! Please tell us a little bit about yourself. Hello my name is Bryan and I am a father of 3 boys, 4 cats, 3 goats, 2 turtles, I forgot how many chickens, a bunch of fish, and a dog (somewhere around here). Yes,...