Extrusion-based cell deposition has become a prominent technique for expanding
bioprinting applications. However, the associated print resolution in the order of nanolitre or …

Gelatin‐methacryloyl (GelMA) hydrogel has gained huge success in the last decades thanks
to its versatilities in many applications. Notably, one of them is 3D bioprinting, as GelMA …

Bioprinting is a fast developing and wide-reaching innovation that is having a major impact
in medical and pharmaceutical sciences. 1, 2 Bioprinting can be defined as a computer …

In the 21st century, significant progress has been made in repairing damaged materials
through material engineering. However, the creation of large-scale artificial materials still …

Abstract Purpose of Review Autologous reconstruction of microtia, the most common
congenital external ear deformity, is one of the more challenging plastic surgical procedures …

The rapid advancement of additive manufacturing technologies and their extension into
biological systems have led to the emergence of a new category of cell-based models …

Abstract Purpose of Review The regenerative capacity of the heart is insufficient to
compensate for the pathological loss of cardiomyocytes during a large injury, such as a …

Bioprinting is rapidly developing into a powerful tool in tissue engineering, for both organ
printing and the development of in vitro models that can be used in drug discovery …

This new volume on applications and advances in tissue engineering presents significant,
state-of-the-art developments in this exciting area of research. It highlights some of the most …

Since skin is the outermost layer of human body and protects it from external hazards, any
damage of this tissue such as wounds and burns may result in serious health problems. Skin …