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Check out my latest article in the Wiley Analytical Science magazine on the potential of non-linear absorption (2-Photon Absorption) in bioprinting. Titled "Two-photon polymerization: 3D printing’s next frontier," the article was written in collaboration with my coworkers at VoxCell BioInnovation, Dr. Karolina Valente and Asees Kaur. This opportunity allowed me to take a step back from Business Development and delve back into the functionalities of fundamental science that have possibilities to change how we approach real-world issues. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/eqrUMa3t

Curious about high-resolution 3D bioprinting? 🔬 Over the past few weeks, we've shared some news about the new #bioresins from our official partner Advanced BioMatrix. Now, you can learn directly from the expert in our own materials lab. Join Dr. Marc Hippler as he introduces cutting-edge #bioprinting technology and explores the incredible capabilities of our Quantum X bio in our on-demand webinar 9 "3D Printing of Vascularized Tissues"! 🎥 In this webinar, Marc will: ·        Dive into some outstanding bioprinting features ·        Showcase Quantum X bio in a live demonstration ·        Highlight the wide range of print material options ·        Emphasize the variety of functionalized #biomaterials for tissue and microvessel printing   Don’t miss this chance to get a detailed insight into the Quantum X bio and how the new bioresins are revolutionizing bioprinting. 🔗 Check out the webinar now for free! https://lnkd.in/ei4Av7bp

🚨 Exciting News! 🚨 https://lnkd.in/dBKdTaMF Thrilled to announce that our new paper, "Advancements in 3D Printing Techniques for Biomedical Applications: A Comprehensive Review of Materials Consideration, Post-Processing, Applications, and Challenges", has been published! 📄 In this review, we explore the latest innovations in 3D printing for biomedical applications, covering: 🔬 Materials selection critical for bio-compatibility and functionality 🛠 Post-processing techniques to enhance precision and performance 💡 Groundbreaking applications in prosthetics, implants, tissue engineering, and more ⚙️ Key challenges that need addressing to further advance this field The potential of 3D printing to revolutionize personalized healthcare is vast, and we hope this paper serves as a valuable resource for researchers and practitioners working at the intersection of additive manufacturing and biomedicine. #3DPrinting #BiomedicalEngineering #AdditiveManufacturing #MedicalInnovation #Research #Science https://lnkd.in/dBKdTaMF

📖 “Development and Prospective Applications of #3DMembranes as a #Sensor for Monitoring and Inducing #TissueRegeneration” by Pengxiang Zhao from 北京工业大学, et al. Read Paper 👉 https://lnkd.in/die4Vkfx Here, we provide an overview of the advantages of 3D printing and conventional therapies in tissue engineering. We also shed light on different types of 3D printing technology, biomaterials, and sensors to describe effective methods for use in skin and other tissue regeneration, highlighting their strengths and limitations. Finally, we highlight the value of 3D bioengineered membranes in various fields, including the modeling of disease, organ-on-a-chip, and drug development. #Biomaterials #ArtificialMembraneApplication

🌟 Breakthrough in Polymer Science: Advanced 3D Printing for Biomedical Applications! 🧬🔬 A groundbreaking development in polymer science is set to revolutionize medical implants! A new 3D printing method creates polymers that are both strong and highly elastic, perfect for applications like heart repairs, joint support, and even needle-free sutures. Inspired by the intricate structures of worms, this innovation leads to materials that conform to wet tissues and withstand dynamic forces. Plus, it's environmentally friendly, reducing the energy needed for curing. Discover more about this exciting advancement in Science https://lnkd.in/g4TjUkKT. For insights on cutting-edge research and to connect with experts, don’t miss our upcoming conference—find out more https://lnkd.in/gc-5nPWh. #PolymerScience #3DPrinting #Biomaterials #Innovation #Healthcare #MaterialScience

PART 1 Bioprinting: Transforming Modern Medicine Explore the future of healthcare with bioprinting! 🌟 This groundbreaking technology is transforming the medical field, allowing for the 3D printing of organs like kidneys and hearts. Imagine ordering a new organ with a few clicks on your healthcare portal. Let's delve into the intricacies of bioprinting and its impact on modern medicine. #Bioprinting #HealthcareInnovation #FutureOfMedicine #3DPrinting #MedicalAdvancements

3D Printing of Human Organs and Tissues   Breakthrough in Bioprinting   Researchers have made significant advancements in 3D printing for medical applications, particularly in creating functional human tissues and organs. Companies like Organovo and Materialise are progressing in bioprinting technology, where living cells are used to print layers of tissue that can potentially be used for transplants or personalized medicine.   - In 2024, there have been reports of successful printing of human skin and even vascular tissues, moving closer to the possibility of printing functional organs like kidneys and livers. #FilamontResin #3DPrinting #InnovationInEveryLayer #UnboxingExperience #Resin3DPrinting #3DCreation #protomont #protomonttechnologies #3dprinting #elegoo #filamont #3dprintedart #innovation #3dprintingtech #protomonttechnology #3dprinters #trendingreels #trending #ProtomontMagic #viral

While lung transplants provide a critical lifeline to many, the scarcity of donor organs poses a significant challenge. Bioengineers are now exploring lab-grown lung tissue as a potential solution, aiming to develop more accurate models and implant materials. One innovative technique being pursued involves 3D printing; however, finding a suitable bioink to facilitate lung cell growth remains a key obstacle. https://lnkd.in/ehnPR3Zf #foresight #predictions #futuretrends #futureofwork #futurejobs #keynotespeaker #futuriststrategy #mostquoted

If you were asked, what inventions have changed the world, what would you say? The internet, the wheel, electricity, sliced bread? When it comes to the medical field, it would, surely, have to include 3D printing. Our article explores how 3D printing is transforming medicine. From creating implants and prosthetics to advancing tissue engineering, it's pushing boundaries... Tammy Johns, a National Extremities Specialist at ORB Medical, discusses innovations like the Paragon 28® Patient Specific Talus Spacer. This FDA-approved solution offers hope to patients with conditions like avascular necrosis of the ankle, providing a tailored approach that improves mobility and quality of life. Read the full article - https://lnkd.in/gxjSAte2 _ #additivemanufacturing #medicalindustry #3dprinting

Cyberbone #biomaterials #porous #implants 13 years ago Marcin Wątrobiński co-conducted clinical trials in Krakow and Bierun (Prof. Ficek) on 18 patients using microporous polylactide copolymer sponges Corbion Biomaterials. Excellent results. We now want to return to this technology. It does not give shape and more strength, but 50% microporosity is an optimal feature. Not possible to get in 3D printing from this copolymer.