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Regenerative Medicine
Building Blocks for Biofabricated Models
Special issue in Advanced Healthcare Materials, edited by Jürgen Groll and Jos Malda, covers bioinks, melt electrowriting, printing bone tissue, islet cells, tendons, skin, trachea, kidneys and more.
3D Printed Heart with Patient’s Own Cells
Israeli scientists have engineered a heart that completely matches the cellular and anatomical properties of the patient.
Oh Buoy! Engineering Gradient Tissues
A simple, quick and versatile approach for fabricating gradient tissues through the physical force of buoyancy.
Walking the Silk Road with David Kaplan
The pioneer of silk-based materials, David Kaplan has been working tirelessly to give us a deeper understanding of this fascinating material.
Making Precision Medicine the Norm
Customizing treatments to meet individual patients’ needs is the future of healthcare.
What Do Decorated (Nano)Worms Have to Do with Stem Cells?
Researchers seek a more effective way to culture human embryonic stem cells.
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Starfish-Inspired Soft Robot for Advanced Therapeutics [Video]
A bioinspired soft actuator that responds to an alternating magnetic field is fabricated.
Rebuilding Skin using Hydrogels
Researchers are looking at hydrogel scaffolding with drug-delivery properties to improve skin tissue engineering.
Interview: Prof. Pamela Habibović
“Direct societal impact of my work is something I am proud of” – Pamela Habibović on biomaterials.
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