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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.

Dr. Serpooshan said “[BioAssemblyBot] is a six-axis robotic arm printer, one of the most sophisticated on the market"

Making human tissues with a bioprinter isn’t easy but imagine the long-term ability to develop safe therapies and repair injuries. 

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

This 3D Bioprinting Tool enables the rapid printing of dual-material 3D tissue and cell models, utilizing 2 x 10cc syringe barrels.

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

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

Learn more here: http://mikebiselli.com/2019/11/leading-the-3d-bioprinting-revolution/ Listen to the podcast here:...

Advanced Solutions has been recognized by Frost & Sullivan for the Best Practices Award for Value Leadership in the 3D bioprinting...

Dr. Beth Ripley, of Veterans Affairs, uses 3D printing for pre-surgical modeling, medical device sizing, & now tissue therapeutics.

Matthew Weitzman, Ph.D. an application specialist for confocal and multiphoton imaging systems at Olympus writes about the use of...

3D Printing Media Network zoomed-in on GE Healthcare’s recent innovations and investments in additive manufacturing.

BioAssemblyBot featured in opinion article describing intraoperative 3D bioprinting for repairing tissues and organs in surgery.

GE Healthcare Life Sciences said today that it has entered into a strategic R&D and distribution partnership with Advanced Solutions

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

Polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) is a well-known and widely used viscoelastic biomaterial with applications across the tissue engineering and bio

Dr,. Jay Hoying, Chief Sceintist, presents at the American Institute of Chemical Engineers' World Summit in 2019.