Read article: 3D printing creates strong, stretchy hydrogels that stick to tissue
A new 3D printing method fabricates entangled hydrogels for medical applications
Read article: Ultrasound-activated sono-inks could print 3D structures inside the human body
A novel technique that uses ultrasound to create objects from sonically cured inks could enable 3D printing at deep penetration depths, potentially including inside the body
Read article: Paintable bioactive ink heals wounds of any shape or size
A wound-healing ink that can be 3D printed directly into injuries aims to accelerate the body’s natural healing process
Read article: Vascular grafts created by weaving threads of amniotic membrane
Researchers fabricate small-diameter vascular grafts by weaving threads of human amniotic membrane into tubes
Read article: Engineered spinal cord implants restore movement to paralysed mice
Functional human spinal cord implants produced from belly fat could help those with spinal injuries walk again
Read article: Cryobioprinting could make off-the-shelf tissue-engineered structures a reality
Cryogenic 3D bioprinting of artificial muscle fibres reaches sub-zero temperatures
Read article: In vitro platform enables realistic studies of neurological disorders
A neuro-microphysiological system explores electrical activity in 3D neuronal networks
Read article: Biomaterial gives voice to vocal cord repair
A cell-compatible, injectable hydrogel is tough enough to withstand the vibrations of the vocal cords
Read article: Researchers use 3D printing to grow full-thickness skin in the lab
A team at the University of Wollongong is developing a 3D printing platform to engineer functional, full-thickness skin tissue
Read article: Shape memory scaffolds support soft-tissue healing
A new class of void-filling materials combines printability, shape memory and biocompatibility to encourage soft-tissue regeneration
