3D bioprinters
Allevi and Corning Present the First Protocol for Bioprinting With Matrigel
Mouse models of malignant tumors called sarcomas have provided a fundamental tool for researchers to understand the pathology behind human cancers. However, it was not until the 1980s when researchers…
The Year in Review: Bioprinting in 2019
This year, the bioprinting community has discovered ways to speed up precision in 3D bioprinting. Even though experts have warned us that 3D printed organs might not be available for…
3D Printing News Briefs: November 15, 2019
In today’s 3D Printing News Briefs, we’re sharing stories about new partnerships, a new material, and a new system for safe powder handling. EOS and AMFG have announced a partnership,…
CELLINK and Uppsala University Send 3D Printed Stem Cells to Space
To study the influence of microgravity and hypergravity on living systems, bioprinting pioneer CELLINK, in collaboration with a team of scientists at Uppsala University, has sent 3D bioprinted boundary cap…
Spanish Company BRECA Health Care is at the Forefront of Medical Devices & Bioprinting
In 2018 Spain’s health care system ranked third in the world, behind Hong Kong and Singapore, and first in Europe according to a Bloomberg study, so it’s no wonder that…
Biodiscoveries: Allevi is Pushing the Power of Cells at the Heart of Bioprinting
Although it might take years before 3D bioprinting takes center stage in medicine everywhere, the companies behind the technology are certainly giving it the momentum it needs, partnering with university…
Polish Company CD3D Opens Largest 3D Bioprinting Cluster in Europe
Centrum Druku 3D, or CD3D, is the largest online website devoted to 3D printing technology in Poland. Launched in 2013 with an online portal, the company’s operations are based on two…
Bioprinting 101: Part 3 Industrial Printers
Today we will look into bioprinters that are well known. One must understand biochemistry, and other important aspects within biology to fully do well with bioprinting. The development of bioprinting…
First Bioprinter to Go to the International Space Station is Destroyed in Accident, But There is a Backup
A mishap has resulted in the first bioprinter to be sent to the International Space Station not quite making it to its destination. Last Thursday, the Russian spacecraft Soyuz MS-10…
