Medical
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Tangible Solutions validates repeatability of 3D printed spinal implants
Tangible Solutions, an Ohio-based manufacturer of medical devices, has validated the quality and consistency of its 3D printed titanium spinal…
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Poietis granted European patent for laser-assisted 3D bioprinting
Poietis, a French biotechnology company, has announced the granting of a third patent for its laser-assisted 3D bioprinting method. “We…
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University of Minnesota develops transparent skull for mice using 3D printing
Scientists at the University of Minnesota have produced a 3D printed transparent skull implant them to observe the inner workings of…
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Vascularized heart 3D printed utilizing patient’s own cells and biological materials
Scientists at Tel Aviv University (Israel) have been the first to 3D print a vascularized, engineered heart from a patient’s…
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Bioprinting 101 – Part 13 Imaging Technology | 3DPrint.com
Imaging Types We talked about the way phantoms are created within bioprinting in our previous article. In this article, we…
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Bioprinting with ultrasound leads to improved engineered tissues
Researchers at North Carolina State University (NC, USA) have applied ultrasound to align living tissue during the bioprinting process, improving…
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Disrupting dentistry: improving oral health with 3D printing
In this Editorial, authors Praveen Arany and Jacob Graca (both University at Buffalo; NY, USA) describe how 3D printing has…
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Disrupting dentistry: the current landscape of 3D printing in dental practice
In this interview, Alin-Gabriel Gabor (Victor Babeş University of Medicine and Pharmacy; Timișoara, Romania) describes the current landscape of 3D…
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Disrupting dentistry: how next generation 3D printing technologies will alter the future of dentistry
In this Editorial, Scott Dunham (SmarTech Analysis; VA, USA) describes the changing landscape of 3D printing technologies in dentistry and…
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Disrupting dentistry: the future of 3D printing in dentistry
In this interview, Les Kalman (Schulich School of Medicine and Dentistry; ON, Canada) describes the advantages and current limitations of…
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