History and Future of Melt Electrospinning, Prof Paul Dalton, 2018.09.25

One of the pioneers in the field, Prof Paul Dalton (University Würzburg), talks about the history and future of Melt Electrospinning technology in a seminar organized by ARC ITTC in Additive Biomanufacturing, Queensland University of Technology.
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Thanks, Paul. It is a wonderful speech for melt electrospinning! I will start the MEW based on a dispenser.

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Very interesting to see the path this Electrospinning has come and get a picture of where people would like to take it. Evidently MEW is desirable. Also the ability to combine MEW and extrusion of polymers and hydrogels as well as nano-pipetting of liquids AND surface treatment with a plasma pen. The only instrument I am aware of that can combine all of this is made by GeSiM in Germany and is called the BioScaffolder 3.2. Has anyone seen it in action?