3D-Printed Scaffolds for Tissue Engineering - Materials and Applications

A presentation by Dr. Ruth Houbertz, ThinkMade Engineering & Consulting at the 3D BioPrinting Conference 2021 edition
Optical technologies cover a broad range of applications which make use of the generation and the manipulation of light, and they open a wide field of novel applications when combined with (bio-) medicine. Many efforts have been made to develop laser light sources in order to continuously increase their application potential.
With the postulation of two-photon absorption in 1931 and the invention of ultra-fast lasers which led to the experimental demonstration of this effect in 1997, many different applications were addressed, and the interaction of ultra-short laser pulses with polymer, ceramic, or glass materials is of high technological interest. Since the triggered reactions are strongly confined to the focal region, the formation of free-form 3D-printed micro and nano structures can be easily carried out with highest precision.
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