Advanced 3D Bioprinting for Cancer Research Researchers at the University of Mississippi Medical Center are leveraging advanced 3D bioprinting technology to create sophisticated three-dimensional models of tumors using living…
Research Overview Researchers at Columbia University are investigating a novel approach to joint replacement that integrates 3D printing with tissue engineering. The objective is to develop biologically active implants…
Imagine treating a targeted area of skin with a tiny patch covered in microscopic needles—and then having those needles dissolve after delivering the medicine. Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast…
A Paradigm Shift in Oncological Surgery: Patient-Specific Pelvic Reconstruction A multidisciplinary surgical team in Israel recently completed a complex reconstruction for a 15-year-old patient, demonstrating the transformative potential of…
Wearable health sensors have become increasingly common. But the human body creates a surprisingly difficult engineering problem. We move. We sweat. And we have hair. All three can interfere…
Imagine walking into the dentist with a damaged tooth and leaving just a few hours later with a custom 3D-printed permanent zirconia crown. Researchers at the University of Texas…
3D bioprinting is moving beyond simply creating the shape of human tissue. Researchers at Penn State are exploring something much more ambitious: bioprinting living cell structures that can be…
Researchers in the Czech Republic are developing an innovative 3D-printed titanium joint implant that could transform the way orthopedic surgeries are performed. Unlike conventional implants, this next-generation design includes…
The ability to feel touch is one of the most fundamental human senses. Soon, it may no longer be limited to living organisms. Researchers around the world are developing…
The future of organ transplantation may one day be shaped by 3D bioprinting. Scientists are developing advanced printing systems that use living cells, biomaterials, and carefully designed biological structures…