3D-printed blood vessels edge us closer to lab-grown organs
Wyss Institute - 07-Jul-2024Engineers create lifelike vascular networks in heart tissue for future organ transplants
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Advanced Materials News
Artificial lymph node activates immune cells and boosts cancer treatment in mice
Johns Hopkins Medicine - 06-Jun-2024This approach is a simpler alternative to existing cell therapies for cancer
New fuel cell implant manages blood sugar levels in type 1 diabetes patients
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH Zurich) - 28-Mar-2023Fuel cell coupled with engineered beta cells automatically produce insulin whenever required
Multidomain peptides as base material in the 3D-printing inks promote tissue development
Rice University - 07-Feb-2023The peptide-3D printing ink could benefit regenerative medicine and medical research enormously
Volumetric 3D bioprinted tiny liver functions just like a human liver
3D Printing Industry - 17-Feb-2022Paving the way for bioprinted livers and personalized drug screening for liver diseases
Scientists built a functional human tendon using 3D cryobioprinting
3D Printing Industry - 07-Feb-2022A breakthrough technique to print complex tissues that can be stored for later use
Latest bioink printed airways from patient's own stem cells
Science Daily - 17-Mar-2021New approach with seaweed-based material could bioprint transplantable organs soon
Artificial muscles in regeneration of damaged skeletal muscle
Science Daily - 21-Feb-2021Hybrid constructs help regrow muscle tissue forming new blood vessels in mice
New way to rebuild cartilage tissue for fixing injuries
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (GEN) - 19-Oct-2020Cartilage tissue engineered using magnetic field and hydrogels
3D-printed Lego-inspired bricks, to heal broken bones
Medical Xpress - 25-Jul-2020Tested some aspects in rats, could make lab-made organs for human transplant possible
Development of a light-powered gripping tool –optical pliers
Phys.org - 15-Jul-2020This new tech can enable miniaturization and remote control in tight spaces
Treating cancer with salt nanoparticles in mouse model
Nano Magazine - 08-Jan-2020Acts more on cancer cells compared to normal cells and eliminates them
First fully personalized tissue implant
Phys.org - 12-Nov-2018Technology allows engineering any kind of tissue implant from one small fatty tissue biopsy
Patients' own cells used to engineer fully personalized tissue implants
Phys.org - 12-Nov-2018Growing new organs from patient's own cells would slash the wait times for organ transplants
Nanobots Glide Through Living Cells
IEEE Spectrum - 13-Apr-2018Corkscrew-shaped nanomotor uses small, rotating magnetic fields. Researchers able to steer it tr...
Tooth-mounted sensors track your diet and health
Digital Trends - 27-Mar-2018Tufts University has created tiny sensors that attach to teeth. Wireless sensors relay data abou...
High-density, stretchable grid for neural recording and treatment
Kurzweil Network - 12-Mar-2018Soft, elastic, high-density stretchable electrode grid developed. Suitable for long-term, stable...
Artificial Foam Heart Pumps Fluid
Medical Daily - 15-Oct-2015Researchers at Cornell University have designed a new type of stretchable “foam” material. Inter...
3D-printed swimming microrobots can sense and remove toxins
3DPrint.com - 29-Jun-2015Fish shape nanobots manufactured using microscale continuous optical printing (µCOP) at much smal...
