Abstract Three-dimensional (3D) bioprinting has been utilized for decades, and today its
popularity is up surging. 3D bioprinting is based on the use of the natural, non-toxic, and …

ABSTRACT 3D bioprinting has emerged as an exciting tool for regenerative medicine and
tissue engineering applications. Several examples of successful 3D bioprinting of tissues …

Despite the promising nerve regeneration research, the lack of a therapeutic scaffold to
completely restore neurological function is still ongoing and the demand in providing …

Cardiovascular diseases are the primary cause of death worldwide. The natural evolution of
heart disease leads to end-stage heart failure, when organ replacement becomes the only …

Dental implants remain the standard of care to replace missing teeth, which has led to an
increase in the number of patients affected by peri-implant diseases (PIDs). Here, we report …

Nervous system disorders including acute traumatic injuries, neurodegenerative diseases,
and neurodevelopmental disorders are estimated to affect more than one billion people …

Biofabrication processes enable the creation of engineered tissues containing living cells
that can restore, maintain, or improve lost function of damaged tissue. For engineered …

My work was focussed on the development of a drug-free, antibacterial, multilayer honey-
mimetic wound dressing, composed of:(1) a loaded antibacterial reactive oxygen species …

Biofabrication is rapidly expanding usage and utility with applications towards drug
screening, cell therapy and artificial tissue manufacturing being more viable. The processes …

The programmable spatiotemporal release of molecular outputs is a prerequisite for creating
new classes of stimuli responsive biomaterials capable of executing sensing and …