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22
apr
Democratizing 3D Bone Printing for Medical Innovations
The democratization of advanced technology, particularly in 3D bone printing, represents a shift towards harne...
07
mar
Why 3D bone printing is a foundation for pioneering research
Transformative research is unpredictable, and the pioneers of such research may not always realize when they a...
20
nov
Materials for Orthopedic Bone Reconstruction
Orthopedic Implantology
After the cornea, bone is the second most transplanted tissue worldwide. In fact, bon...
24
aug
Hydrogels versus Scaffolds: When to Choose What?
The 2D Culture Paradigm
Our collective understanding of various cell-based processes is primarily derived fro...
27
jun
How do bones function and what are they made of?
Bones and their function
The human body is composed of multiple specialized tissue types, each with unique pro...
12
maj
The performance of 3D printed resorbable implants in the mandible of pigs
New paper: Comparison of off-the-shelf b-tricalcium phosphate implants with novel resorbable 3D printed implan...
18
jun
What 3D printing is all about
3D printing may sound like something from a galaxy far, far away, but the technology has been around for quit...
18
maj
What are organoids and why are they important?
What is an organoid?
Organoids cover a wide range of three-dimensional multicellular in vitro human tissue con...
16
apr
Biofilm, a brief introduction
Biofilms and their medical importance
Biofilms are clusters of one or more living microorganisms, or microbes,...
21
okt
How miniature tumors can be grown on P3D Scaffolds for cancer research
Tumoroids yield good research models for cancer research and screening of anticancer therapies
In the study of...
21
okt
How 3D cell culturing is revolutionizing the fields of disease modeling and regenerative medicine
What are the benefits of 3D cell culture?
The development of lifelike 3D bone environments represents a good e...