Biohybrid Material Performs like Cartilage
News material could provide clinical solutions to damaged tissue
Cartilage
First Cartilage-Mimicking Gel That's Strong Enough for Knees
Duke University researchers say they've created an experimental gel in the lab that's the first to match the strength and durability of real cartilage
Osteoarthritis: A Chip 'Mimics' the Disease to Devise Effective Drugs
The study, published in Nature Biomedical Engineering, is led by the Politecnico di Milano alongside the University Hospital of Basel and the University Hospital of Zurich
3D-Printed Tissues May Keep Athletes in Action
Rice University bioengineers lead effort to print scaffolds to heal bone and cartilage
Cartilage Could Be Key to Safe 'Structural Batteries'
Your knees and your smartphone battery have some surprisingly similar needs
Accurate Evaluation of Chondral Injuries by Near Infrared Spectroscopy
An arthroscopic near infrared spectroscopic probe for evaluation of articular cartilage and subchondral bone structure and composition has been developed
Kevlar-Based Artificial Cartilage Mimics the Magic of the Real Thing
The new Kevlar-based hydrogel recreates the magic of cartilage by combining a network of tough nanofibers from Kevlar with polyvinyl alcohol