The urgency to address skeletal abnormalities and diseases through innovative approaches
has led to a significant interdisciplinary convergence of engineering, 3D printing, and design …

The use of porous scaffolds with appropriate mechanical and biological features for the host
tissue is one of the challenges in repairing critical-size bone defects. With today's three …

The growing demand for personalized ceramic devices for biomedical engineering
applications, with increasingly complex shapes and properties, highlights the limitations of …

Bioceramic scaffolds are being widely employed in bone tissue engineering applications for
their ability to interact with host tissues without inducing any toxicity. Additionally …

This study explores the potential utilization of walstromite (BaCa2Si3O9) as a foundational
material for creating new bioceramics in the form of scaffolds through 3D printing …

Porcelain pastes (PlotPastes) were formulated to be used on an additive manufacturing
(AM) process (material extrusion) process, primarily robocasting (R3D) technique. The …

This study explores the rheological properties of zirconia-based ceramic inks, focusing on
TZ-3YSB alongside newer variants such as Zpex, Zpex-4, and Zpex-smile, distinguished by …

The size-dependent mechanical behavior of Al 2 O 3 ceramic under quasit-static uniaxial
compression was simulated via two-dimensional discrete element method. The numerical …

Bone scaffolds are a type of tissue engineering constructs that are used for the regeneration
and repair of bone tissue. These scaffolds serve as a temporary or permanent support …

The formation of defects, due to drying, in robocasted ceramic objects is an important issue
arising from non-uniform shrinkage of the material during this step in the process. Common …