3D bioprinting isthe new technology which permits the biomimetic fabrication, multiscale, highlycomplex tissue microenvironment with multicellular tissues, complicatedcytoarchitecture, functional structure hierarchy, mechanical heterogeneity oftissues. Currently there is a huge demand of organs and donor organs fortransplantation. To overcome the organ shortage crisis, bioprinting is the onlypossible way of technology to solve this shortage by fabricating fullyfunctional whole organs. However, the organ bioprintingis implausible goal, but there has been a substantial and admirable developmentin the field which can be implemented for organ and tissue replacements for regenerative medicine.
Related: Tissue Engineering Submit| Regenerative MedicineSymposium | Biomaterials Congress| Tissue Science Conference| Tissue Repair Congress| Wound Care Event | Tissue Repair Event| Stem Cell Meet
Related Conferences: 2nd InternationalConference on Tissue Science and Regenerative MedicineJune 6-7, 2019, London, UK, 2nd International Conference on Molecular Biologyand Stem Cells June 6-7, 2019, London, UK, 2nd International Conferenceon Biomaterials and Nanomaterials May 20-21, 2019, Vienna, Austria, 2nd GlobalConference on Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine, Stem Cell ResearchMarch 25-26, 2019, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 3rd International Conference on Wound Care, TissueRepair and Regenerative Medicine September 9-10, 2019, Edinburgh, Scotland.
Related Associations and Societies: Additive Manufacturing Societyof India, The Canadian BiomaterialsSociety (CBS), Bavarian Research Association,The German Society ofBiomaterials, Societies for BiomedicalEngineering, and The German Society forBiomedical Engineering within VDE
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