Say you’re a researcher on the trail of something right out of science fiction — a tiny device made entirely out of biological materials that can repair diseased heart tissue, or take the place of a ...

Dong-Woo Cho, director of the Intelligent Manufacturing Systems Lab at the Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH) in Korea, is working together with his colleagues to apply mechanical ...

Biofabrication can mean different things to different people, particlularly as the field evolves, expands, and attracts more researchers across a variety of scientific disciplines. Custom ...

Biofabrication is the cutting-edge process of additively manufacturing complex living tissues and scaffolds, representing a game-changing progression for the field of regenerative medicine.

“We believe that this platform may one day offer a groundbreaking solution to the millions of patients impacted by tympanic membrane perforation (TMP),” said Michael Jafar, President and CEO of ...

Advances in biofabrication and 3D in vitro model systems are transforming biomedical research, drug development, and toxicity testing. However, despite ...

A new biomanufacturing method for constructing 3D scaffolds composed of narrow fibers with specific alignments has been developed. The method, called focused rotary jet spinning (FRJS), is enabling ...

Michael Orrico kicks off an investors summit Oct. 23 at the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute in Manchester. Technological change happens gradually, then suddenly. So does opportunity.

Photo caption: Morgan Riffe (left), a PhD candidate in Materials Science & Engineering, looks on while Meg Cooke, PhD, research associate in the BioFrontiers Institute, explains the 3D printing ...

Researchers from the Renaissance School of Medicine at Stony Brook University say they have developed a new method of bioprinting physiological materials. Called TRACE (Tunable Rapid Assembly of ...

One of the most dramatic uses of regenerative manufacturing is growing organs from stem sells. In this 2014 photo Dr Michelle Griffin poses with a synthetic ear in the Royal Free Hospital in London.