Biomedical engineering

Harnessing the potential of microphysiological systems to advance drug discovery.

Sitting Down with Michael Tanner, Research Fellow in the School of Engineering and Physical Sciences at Heriot Watt University, Edinburgh, UK.

Researchers fine-tune 3D printing technology to create better biomimetic corneas – and predict a “breakthrough” in global transplantation practice.

How functionally polarized full-thickness tissue regeneration, artificial intelligence and advanced 3D printing hold the keys to advanced wound repair

How a 3D-printed chemical absorber could pave the way for higher chemotherapy doses – or lower risks.

Progress in tissue engineering may offer hope to patients suffering from debilitating intervertebral disc degeneration.

What if, instead of waiting for a donor cornea to become available, you could just print one?

Creating a ceramic “window” in the skull could provide better access to the brain

Could donated human skin provide a viable alternative to animal testing?

UTIs account for many antibiotic prescriptions; could a new POC test help selective prescribing?