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3D bioprinting in the space

Producing fully functional human organs is a goal for scientists around the world. Traditional tissue engineering models usually use...

Cleft lip and palate tissue engineering

Cleft lip and cleft palate are the most prevalent congenital craniofacial defects in humans; they occur in about 1:700 live births...

Clinical trials in tissue engineering

Since the development of the regenerative medicine field in the early 90s, tissue engineering and cell therapy have evolved from benchtop...

Nerve regeneration with electrical stimulation

Peripheral nerve damage is a shared global medical problem, which affects thousands of people every year. Unfortunately, even with...

Tissue decellularization methods

The use of decellularized tissues and organs can be very interesting for tissue engineering applications as they mimic both the shape and...

Physical vs. chemical crosslinking methods

Crosslinking is a stabilization process in polymer chemistry that promotes the multidimensional interconnection of polymer chains,...

3D printing biosensors

In biomedical studies, wearable sensors are used to analyze the patient’s physiological parameters. 3D printing can improve the...

Spinal cord regeneration

The central nervous system (CNS) comprises the brain and spinal cord, and controls the vital functions of the human body. Degeneration of...

The use of hydrogels in tissue engineering

Researchers working in the tissue engineering field are constantly looking for new biomimetic materials to enhance the regeneration of...

An overview on mini kidneys

Research into renal organoids, also called mini kidneys, has increasingly shown their value. Most organoids are cultured in vitro;...

Decellularization of tissues and organs for tissue engineering

Replicating the extracellular matrix (ECM) is essential to mimic the composition and the architecture of native tissues or organs for...

Handheld bioprinters

3D bioprinting brought several advances to regenerative medicine, which emerged as a way out of the growing demand for functional human...

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