When elastomers were first proposed as useful materials for regenerative medicine a few
decades ago, their high versatility and suitability for a diverse and wide range of in vivo …

Gellan Gum (GG) has been recently proposed for tissue engineering applications. GG
hydrogels are produced by physical crosslinking methods induced by temperature variation …

Matching tissue engineering scaffold modulus to that of native tissue is highly desirable.
Effective scaffold modulus can be altered through changes in base material modulus and/or …

The need for advanced materials in emerging technologies such as tissue engineering has
prompted increased research to produce novel biodegradable polymers elastic in nature …

The utility of microfluidics in biotechnology has dramatically increased in recent years as
these systems have expanded to supplement efforts in lab-on-a-chip technology. The driving …

The goal of this study was to determine material effects on cartilage regeneration for
scaffolds with the same controlled architecture. The 3D polycaprolactone (PCL), poly …

The facile design of polyester biomaterials has emerged as an important aspect of polymer
synthesis. As opposed to thermoplastics, thermosets are especially attractive for applications …

Polyesters with free functional groups allow facile modifications with biomolecules, which
can lead to versatile biomaterials that afford controlled interactions with cells and tissues …

A practical method of photocrosslinking high molecular weight poly (trimethylene
carbonate)(PTMC) is presented. Flexible, elastomeric and biodegradable networks could be …

Citric-acid-derived thermally cross-linked biodegradable elastomers (CABEs) have recently
received significant attention in various biomedical applications, including tissue …