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Researchers from the University of Birmingham have developed a new 3D printing method for soft materials which could enable the manufacture of artificial medical implants. Known as Suspended Layer Additive Manufacturing (SLAM), this technique uses a polymer-based hydrogel containing...

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One of the most vital components in bio-printing is bio-ink. For this reason, the development of different inks with unique capabilities is very important. Following this, Convergent Technologies Strategic Center has been holding a competition called “The Challenge of...

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PioneerX4 V2 bioprinter, a new design and fabrication of the first version of PioneerX4 of OmidAfarinan has introduced. This bioprinter provides unique features like coaxial simultaneous bioprinting, SD card standalone printing and online update of software through USB connection....

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The Chicago-based biotech company BIOLIFE4D announced that it has successfully 3D-bioprinted a mini human heart. The tiny heart has the same structure as a full-sized heart.     Reference

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Researchers from EPFL and the University Medical Center Utrecht have developed an optical technique that takes just a few seconds to sculpt complex tissue shapes in a biocompatible hydrogel containing stem cells. The resulting tissue can then be vascularized...

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The first comprehensive 3D bioprinting lab has already been set up by Omid Afranan (3D-Bio) Company with the aim of providing a platform for researchers interested in this field. By joining the Iran High-Tech Laboratory Network (LabsNet), it’s possible...

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Researchers from Nagasaki University have made further progress in bioprinting and without the use of scaffolds. They created the esophagus-like scaffold-free structures using bio-3D printing.       Reference

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A team from Wake Forest Institute  in the United States has used 3D bioprinting technologies to produce customized, bioengineered skin substitutes. The new solution, called BioMask, is incorporated into a dressing and fits tightly and directly onto the facial wound,...

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The team of Carnegie Mellon University researchers developed an advanced version of Freeform Reversible Embedding of Suspended Hydrogels (FRESH) technology, to 3D print collagen with unprecedented complexity and construct components of the human heart spanning from small blood vessels to valves...

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Researchers at the University of Wollogong in Australia, have created a BioPen that could give surgeons the ability to build custom tailored osteo-implants during surgical procedures. In future, surgeons could mend damaged bone and cartilage with the stroke of...

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“۳Dprint.com” website which is the most complete and the most prestigious news collection in the field of 3D printing and bioprinting, recently did an interview with the Iranian firm “Omidafarinan Mohandesi Ayande” as the prominent bioprinting company in the...

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A research team at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) at Singapore highlighted that bioprinting can achieve a 3D platform by printing successive layers of biomaterials and electronics.     Reference

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In the quest to restore function after spinal cord injuries, researchers at University of California San Diego have come up with a unique tool — a 3D printed scaffold. This “bioprint” custom scaffold is intended to serve as bridge...

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A research team at the University of Illinois at Chicago, has developed a process that enables 3D printing of biological tissues without scaffolds using “ink” made up of only stem cells.     Reference

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BioInk development is one of the most challenging aspects of the bioprinting process. While an ideal BioInk must meet the biological needs in terms of cell compatibility, the physical and mechanical requirements of the printing process must also be...

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The first 3D bioprinting event in Iran ended with the presentation of successful projects in this area, which was done using a bioprinter, at Sharif University of Technology.

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A team of researchers at Texas A&M University has developed an innovative way to print therapeutics in 3D for regenerative medicine. They create a PEG-based bioink that exhibits a rheological profile suitable for precision delivery and 3D printing. The...