3 accepted papers
Extrusion-based 3D bioprinting is a common application in tissue engineering used to fabricate porous and complex scaffolds for tissue regeneration and repair. Flow-rate measurement can improve printability and reduce the trial-and-error steps needed to optimize printing parameters. This study devel
In recent years, with the combination of tissue engineering and additive manufacturing technologies, the possibility of fabricating scaffolds with porosity and complex structure has been improved. Since the properties of most biomaterial inks are influenced by temperature and thereby affect the qual…
This work deals with a Conducting-Interpenetrating Polymer Network (C-IPN). The C-IPN exhibits very interesting and promising properties which can make it suitable for applications in robotics as a tool to perform tasks in the fields of manipulation, grasping or force measurement. It is known in the…