Each bioreactor will cultivate a specific type of cell, which will ... organ or tissue. The project’s five year goal is the printing of a fully functioning human heart and implanting it into ...

The Human Tumor Atlas Network leverages scientific collaboration to integrate samples, analytical modalities and tools into detailed atlases of tumor evolution. Expanding our spatial understanding ...

The coffee-machine-sized printer produces 3D humanlike tissue ... The method increases cell density by about 10 times that of other bioprinting technologies, producing tissues that are much closer ...

bacterial cells outnumber human cells, but the identity and degree of diversity of these bacteria in a single individual, their variability from person to person, and their role in disease and disease ...

The reconstructed 3D cell tissue is subjected to a PET scan. Innovative system enables efficient evaluation of future cancer ...

Scientists have developed a coffee machine-sized 3D bioprinter that produces human-like tissue in a move they hope could potentially speed up the development of new treatments for the likes of heart ...

Printing human spare parts with a 3D printer remains a distant goal ... And that’s not all. Living cells must be able to divide in this precursor. At the chemistry laboratory of the University of ...

Kenny Dalgarno, a professor of manufacturing and engineering at Newcastle University, led the project. "Drug discovery ... However, printing cells in 3D can potentially make tests more accurate. Prof ...

Scientists speed up drug discovery with ReJI 3D bioprinting technology from Newcastle University's Jetbio - producing human-like tissue.