3D bioprinted disease models
Frontier Bio’s Bioprinted Breakthrough: Lab-Grown Lung Tissue
California biotech company Frontier Bio has successfully bioprinted human lung tissue, setting a new milestone in tissue engineering. This progress could redefine how we treat respiratory diseases and approach organ…
Next-Gen Drug Testing: Scientists Bioprint Long-Term Colon Cancer Models
Imagine a world where we can mimic the way cancer grows and evolves in the human body without actually relying on human trials. Building on this vision, scientists from CTIBiotech…
With $35M Bioprinting Investment Prellis Biologics Takes on New CEO
Organ bioprinting startup Prellis Biologics raised $35 million in a Series C round and plans to use the fresh capital to expand its proprietary, first-in-class human immune system-based drug discovery…
3D Printing News Briefs, February 19, 2022: Metal 3D Printing, Research, & More
Kicking things off in today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, Sciaky will deliver what it calls the “world’s largest” metal electron beam DED 3D printer to an aerospace customer. In research,…
Viscient Biosciences is Leveraging 3D Bioprinting for Drug Discovery
Biotechnology companies are uncovering new methods to develop drugs across a range of therapeutic areas. Looking to demonstrate a commitment to drug discovery and moving away from traditional laboratory animal…
Cellink and Viscient’s Projects Will Aid Pandemic Research
The novel COVID-19 outbreak has altered the world at its core, transforming the foundation of most companies as economies begin to shut down to avoid a healthcare system collapse. In…
