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Recent Advances in Modeling Tissues Using 3D Bioprinted Nanocellulose Bioinks

IALH Research Fellow Stephanie M. Willerth has co-authored a new research article entitled Recent Advances in Modeling Tissues Using 3D Bioprinted Nanocellulose Bioinks. Collaborating authors include Jonathan P. Walters-Shumka, Changfeng Cheng, and Feng Jiang. The article was published in ACS Biomaterials Science and Engineering. Abstract: Bioprinting creates 3D tissue models by depositing cells encapsulated in biocompatible …

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Investigating How All-Trans Retinoic Acid Polycaprolactone (atRA-PCL) Microparticles Alter the Material Properties of 3D Printed Fibrin Constructs

IALH Research Fellow Stephanie M. Willerth has co-authored a new research article entitled Investigating How All-Trans Retinoic Acid Polycaprolactone (atRA-PCL) Microparticles Alter the Material Properties of 3D Printed Fibrin Constructs . Collaborating authors include Maria V. Hangad, Alejandro Forigua, Kali Scheck, and Katherine S. Elvira. The article was published in Macromolecular Bioscience. Abstract: The 3D printing …

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Exploring the Composite Intentionality of 3D Printers and Makers in Digital Fabrication

IALH Research Fellow Sowmya Somanath has co-authored a new research article entitled Exploring the Composite Intentionality of 3D Printers and Makers in Digital Fabrication. Collaborating authors include Ron Wakkary, Omid Ettehadi, Henry Lin, Armi Behzad, Jordan Eshpeter, and Doenja Oogjes. The article was published in International Journal of Design (Volume 16, Issue 3, Pages 77 …

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Using Clinically Derived Human Tissue to 3-Dimensionally Bioprint Personalized Testicular Tubules for In Vitro Culturing: First Report

Publication Alert! IALH Research Fellow Stephanie WIllerth has co-authored a research article entitled Using clinically derived human tissue to 3-dimensionally bioprint personalized testicular tubules for in vitro culturing: first report. Other authors include Meghan Robinson, Erin Bedford, Luke Witherspoon, and Ryan Flannigan. The article was published in F & S Science. Abstract: Objective: To study …

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