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The 2nd Australian Bioprinting Workshop for Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine was a great success. University of Technology Sydney’s Department of Biomedical Engineering at the event, in partnership with 3D HEALS, curated an engaging and thought-provoking event with an attendance of over 500 people from leading local and international biotechnology companies, industry, academia and clinician representatives with widely regarded experts in the field. A key highligh

Advanced Solutions CEO Michael W. Golway has been named the 2020 Alumni Fellow of the J.B. Speed School of Engineering.

VA Using BioAssemblyBot to Fight COVID-19

Advanced Solutions is pioneering the use of human-derived, isolated microvessel fragments in vasculatures in ex-vivo tissues and models.

Dr. Jay Hoying, Chief Scientist of Advanced Solutions is speaking at the AM Medical Summit Powered by ASME during the virtual event.

A recent article published in Materials Horizons by McGill University’s Bioengineering department demonstrates a novel bioprinting method.

Advanced Solutions would like to congratulate Dr. Beth Ripley on receiving the Science and Environmental Medal.

The French Ministry of Defense recently announced a project led by Dr. Christophe Marquette, Research Director at CNRS, who aims to develop a novel surgical technique assisted by 3D bioprinting in order to reconstitute and graft skin and cartilage for burn victims.

UTEP found that prints from BAB had higher resolution, ultrastructural details, and improved crosslinking in comparison to prints from BioX.

The Buyer’s Guide is written to help technology enthusiasts and professionals find the right industrial 3D bioprinting system. The article’s author, Benedict O’Neill, provides immediate context for the audience by providing an exceptional definition of 3D bioprinting:

In this article, Liz Brody writes about Dean Kamen, the inventor of the Segway, and how his new venture into human organ manufacturing.

BioAssemblyBot gives users the ability to easily scan-and-3D bioprint living cells and tissues on complex surfaces – with six-axis freedom.

Learn how Advanced Solutions is pioneering the use of machine learning for automated quality assessment of 3D bioprinted tissue.

Cytiva, formerly GE Healthcare, and Advanced Solutions Life Sciences (ASLS) will enter into a strategic R&D and distribution partnership.

ASLS Business Development Manager Dr. Lehanna Sanders shares her insights on the 3D bioprinting industry in this one-on-one discussion with

ASLS CEO Michael Golway featured in an interview with Dr. Craig Maxwell discussing the BioAssemblyBot platform and the path to printed organ

Paul Goodwin, science director, GE Healthcare Life Sciences, discusses how 3D bioprinting could advance precision health in the future.

The Kentucky-based company specializes in supporting 3D bioprinting teams, development labs, and research facilities.

Recent breakthroughs, such as the bone-regenerating implants developed at the University of Glasgow, showcase how 3D-printed scaffolds can be used to treat complex injuries. In one case, a dog named Eva avoided amputation thanks to a 3D-printed bone scaffold, highlighting the potential of bioprinting to improve outcomes in regenerative medicine