3D Printing in Biomedical Research

This paper develops a co-culture platform to create photosynthetic living fibers using algal-bacterial consortia with controlled spatial distribution for bioremediation and advanced materials.

This paper describes a method to directly 3D-bioprint hiPSC-derived cardiomyocytes into functional cardiac tissues that contract and respond to pharmacological stimulation.

This paper develops a 3D bioprinted tumor-on-chip model to study tumor heterogeneity and cell migration in breast cancer.

This paper introduces a novel bioprinting technique called EmVP to create complex synthetic tissues with precise cell patterning and microenvironment control.

The paper introduces OOCDB, a database that integrates organs-on-a-chip data and tools to enable searching, downloading, and analyzing organs-on-a-chip literature and data.

The paper tests how collagen breakdown affects intestinal barrier integrity using a microfluidic device model with bacterial collagenase.

The paper develops a fuzzy system to optimize bioprinting parameters for different bioinks, improving precision by 15-29% compared to manufacturer recommendations.

This paper develops a microbial ink for 3D printing living materials using genetically engineered E. coli cells that self-assemble into nanofiber networks capable of sequestering toxins and releasing biologics.

The paper introduces a rapid hydrogel micropatterning method using projection stereolithography to study self-organized developmental patterning of human embryonic stem cells.