ONLINE 3D Medical Printing Series
26 January 2021 - 4 February 2021, 12:00 - 16:00 CET (Central European Time)
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Researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital (BWH) and Carnegie Mellon University have introduced a unique micro-robotic technique to assemble the components of complex materials, the foundation of tissue engineering and 3D printing. Continue reading “Team announces new advance in 3-D printing and tissue engineering technology”
As 3D printing advances at an astonishing rate, will it soon be possible to 3D print a human body? Rhiannon Williams investigates. Continue reading “The next step: 3D printing the human body”
In Holland, a country that (along with the enthusiasm for consumer 3D printing) has already been investing heavily in biocompatible 3D printed products for the Health sector, the University of Utrecht (UMC) has announced an extremely ambitious program related to organ and living tissue bioprinting. Continue reading “3D Bioprinting Inching Closer to Reality in New Utrecht Biofabrication Facility (VIDEO)”
Riton Biomaterial Co., China is a manufacturer that specialises in the development, production and marketing of orthodontic biomaterials and related dental equipment. The company offers the customised lingual bracket system in specifications such as eBrace Visual and eBrace second generation. Continue reading “Riton Biomaterials Orthodontal 3D Printing Products”
It’s relatively easy to imagine a new medicine, a better cure for some disease. The hard part, though, is testing it, and that can delay promising new cures for years.
Continue reading “Body parts on a chip (VIDEO)”
In the whirlwind of news, inventions and ideas spiralling out of the additive manufacturing/3D printing revolution there is one whose potential is so big that the media have actually been a bit reluctant to talk about it: bioprinting (or bioplotting). Continue reading “Bioprinting Is Booming and Rainbow Biosciences Wants a Piece”
Dr. Faiz Bhora of St. Luke’s and Roosevelt Hospitals and his research team hope to be the first in the world to successfully implant 3D-printed tracheas in people. The tracheas are printed from biologic materials on a 3D printer and primed with stem cells for growth.
Continue reading “New York docs’ 3D-printed windpipe may one day let patients breathe easier”
The world is a complex system of biodiversity, individual components interacting, giving and taking from one another. As we begin to truly understand this concept, we can begin to harness the power of living in symbiosis with our environment. Take seaweed, for instance. Researchers at the University of Wollongong (UOW) in Australia have been exploring the use of seaweed in 3D printed medical implants. Continue reading “FFF BioPen Heralds Seaweed Bioprinting Industry”
Rainbow Coral Corp. (OTCBB: RBCC) is well-positioned to capitalize on the revolution in medicine being spurred on by 3D printing technology thanks to the innovative BiO Assay, a new 3D bioprinting system developed by RBCC’s joint venture partner, Nano3D Biosciences (n3D). Continue reading “RBCC Moves to the Front Lines of the 3D Bioprinting Revolution”
Of the roughly 30 3D printers on display at CES 2014, the Regenovo bioprinter was definitely the only one that could potentially save your life in an instance of acute organ failure. But not for another 15 years or so. Continue reading “Regenovo is China’s Organovo”