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We’re honored to have been featured in Dr. Carolyn Clancy’s recent talk at the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI) | BioFabUSA Meeting in the Millyard. Dr. Clancy’s presentation highlighted the important strides being made in regenerative medicine and personalized therapies for America’s veterans - an initiative we’re proud to support.

The BioAssemblyBot®500 has been named a finalist for Product of the Year by the New Hampshire Tech Alliance.

BioAssemblyBot® “’makes’ the biology” while artificial intelligence performs quality controls. The article is part of a larger feature on ARMI or the Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (which Advanced Solutions was a founding member).

You’re invited to an exclusive panel discussion this Thursday, November 12th!

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

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

The Medical Futurist (Dr. Bertalan Meskó) interviewed Advanced Solutions CEO Michael Golway to discuss the future of 3D Bioprinting.

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

While researchers see 3D printed organs in a clinical setting to be something like twenty years out most regular consumers see it a...

A company that has the goal of mass producing human organs and tissue opened its doors Wednesday in Manchester. See More Here

ASLS Chief Scientist Dr. James (Jay) Hoying presents at University of Virginia Seminar Series: “ Microvascular Plasticity and Remodeling”

“We can print liver cells in a structure the size of a U.S. quarter and combine it with our vascularization technology in a 3D structure to get results that begin to mimic a functioning liver. “We have a model where we have to fail faster. Our objective, certainly from the engineering side, is to bring the market tools that allow the researchers, the biologists and the scientists to fail faster so they can move the biology forward.”

Kentucky-based software company Advanced Solutions has developed what it calls the world’s first 3D human tissue printer that operates on...

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

The Global Innovation Awards highlight those distinguished innovators who are leading the way in creating forward-thinking companies.