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Dramatic advances in the fields of biochemistry, cell and molecular biology, genetics, biomedical engineering and materials science have given rise to the remarkable new cross-disciplinary field of tissue engineering. Tissue engineering uses synthetic or naturally derived, engineered biomaterials to replace damaged or defective tissues, such as bone, skin, and even organs.
Cryo-EM Uncovers Hidden Complexity in Collagen Structure

Cryo-EM Uncovers Hidden Complexity in Collagen Structure

Engineering Living Materials with Tailored Properties

Engineering Living Materials with Tailored Properties

New Approach Aims to Make CRISPR Therapy Safer and More Effective

New Approach Aims to Make CRISPR Therapy Safer and More Effective

A breakthrough in muscle cell regeneration and alignment with ultrasonic vibrations.

A breakthrough in muscle cell regeneration and alignment with ultrasonic vibrations.

New Imaging Method Reveals Sharper Layers of Cells in Living Tissue

New Imaging Method Reveals Sharper Layers of Cells in Living Tissue

Chloroplast-Infused Cells Revolutionize Tissue Engineering

Chloroplast-Infused Cells Revolutionize Tissue Engineering

Bioengineered Bacteria with Mussel-Like Adhesion Could Clean Up Plastic

Bioengineered Bacteria with Mussel-Like Adhesion Could Clean Up Plastic

Stem cell-based kidney chip revolutionizes disease modeling and research

Stem cell-based kidney chip revolutionizes disease modeling and research

Non-Destructive Test Identifies Potent Cartilage Repair Cells

Non-Destructive Test Identifies Potent Cartilage Repair Cells

Scientists Create Lifelike Human Ear Replica with 3D Printing

Scientists Create Lifelike Human Ear Replica with 3D Printing

Unlocking the Potential of 3D Ice Printing for Artificial Blood Vessels

Unlocking the Potential of 3D Ice Printing for Artificial Blood Vessels

Combating the Illegal Organ Trade with Bio-Printing

Combating the Illegal Organ Trade with Bio-Printing

FluidForm Bio 3D Bioprints Human Cardiac Tissue for Drug Development Breakthrough

FluidForm Bio 3D Bioprints Human Cardiac Tissue for Drug Development Breakthrough

BSF Enterprise PLC FOODTECH Joint Venture with CellRev

BSF Enterprise PLC FOODTECH Joint Venture with CellRev

How 3D-Printed Organs Could Reduce Use of Animal Testing in Medical Research

How 3D-Printed Organs Could Reduce Use of Animal Testing in Medical Research

Seventh Annual NSF-Funded Solicitation for Tissue Engineering Research Utilizing the ISS National Lab Now Open

Seventh Annual NSF-Funded Solicitation for Tissue Engineering Research Utilizing the ISS National Lab Now Open

Biofabrication of Engineering Living Systems With Single-Cell Resolution

Biofabrication of Engineering Living Systems With Single-Cell Resolution

New Insight Into How Cancer Cells Function in Softer Tissue Environments

New Insight Into How Cancer Cells Function in Softer Tissue Environments

A Biocompatible Method for Making Complex Cell-Based Soft 3D Architectures

A Biocompatible Method for Making Complex Cell-Based Soft 3D Architectures

Bioprinted Neural Networks Mimic Brain Circuitsdani

Bioprinted Neural Networks Mimic Brain Circuitsdani

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