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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"extrusion-based printing"”.

  1. Maintaining Functionality of Biological Materials during Fluid–based Manufacturing

    Drop on demand inkjet printing and extrusionbased printing enable 2D and 3D structures to be produced with high spacial resolution, highly applicable for the pharmaceutical industry where constructs can be used for tissue engineering, drug discovery and drug delivery applications. However, both of …

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  2. Direct process feedback in extrusion-based additive manufacturing using an improved iterative learning control approach

    … our focus in this effort is restricted to extrusion-based bioprinting for applications in tissue engineering. A major limitation in extrusion-based printing is the lack of process monitoring tools in the material reference frame, which limits the spatial resolution and results in defects …

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  3. Mask Projection Microstereolithography 3D Printing of Gelatin Methacrylate

    … encapsulation and additive manufacturing (3D printing). However, extrusion based 3D printing is the most common technique used with GelMA. Mask projection microstereolithography (MPµSL or µSL) is an advanced 3D printing technique that can produce geometries with high resolution, high …

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  4. 3D Printing of Soft and Biological Materials: Applications to Human Cochlear Modelling and Beyond

    3D printing has emerged as a promising tool for on-demand and rapid fabrication of materials. The field of soft material printing typically utilises inks that exhibit viscoelastic properties with elastic moduli in the kPa – MPa range, such as hydrogels and elastomers. Although soft material …

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