
Non-destructive test could monitor 3D bioprinting in real time
New approach measures cell viability in a printed tissue construct, without damaging the cells
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New approach measures cell viability in a printed tissue construct, without damaging the cells
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New technique creates the branched capillary-like networks needed for 3D tissue constructs to grow and survive
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New “zero reflection” topological quantum material could have many practical applications
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