Ultrashort Peptides Go a Long Way for Tissue Engineering
A printable hydrogel made of ultrashort peptides could help shape cells into viable tissues
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Analytik Launches Temperature-Controlled 3D Bioprinter
This attractively priced, but complete, bioprinter package offers researchers the ability to create bioscaffolds for cell growth, and more
Repairing Soft Tissue with Tiny, 3D-Printed Bricks
Hollow, flea-sized blocks can be filled with materials that improve healing
Regenerating the Body from within Using Biomaterials
Materials to enhance the body's own regenerative capabilities
Team Develops First-Of-A-Kind In-Vitro 3D Neural Tissue Model
With these models, researchers hope to gain a better understanding of how the brain and neural networks work
Bioprinting Complex Living Tissue in Just a Few Seconds
Using an new optical technique, labs could mass-produce artificial tissues or organs at unprecedented speed
Scientists Mimic Neural Tissue in Army-Funded Research
The research lays the foundations for futuristic soft active matter with highly distributed and tightly integrated sensing, actuation, computation, and control
The Largest Genome Ever: Decoding the Axolotl
Basis for novel insights into tissue regeneration
Despite a Small Staff, Tissue Engineering Lab Has a Broad Research Focus
While Dr. Hahn's lab is small, employing only five researchers, its work is broad for the field, touching on bone, vocal fold, and vascular tissue
Study Identifies the Cells Driving Gecko's Ability to Re-Grow Its Tail
The University of Guelph researcher's discovery, of which cells are behind the gecko's ability to re-grow its tail, has implications for spinal cord treatment in humans