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Bioprinting for Beginners
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Bioprinting for Beginners

Introduction to Bioprinting Technology
Created byMayasari Lim
Last updated 12/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Bioprinting technology
  • Biomaterials and bioinks
  • Stem cells in bioprinting
  • Bioprinting applications

Course content

6 sections • 11 lectures • 48m total length

  • Course Introduction1:35

    Discover bioprinting technology, its industry platforms, and the materials and living cells used as bioinks. Explore applications in tissue engineering and organ printing, and preview current milestones and future possibilities.

  • Bioprinting in action1:05

    This is a live demonstration of a bioprinter in action. The model that is printed is used for making a microfluidic device and this is the first step to create the channels within the device. The material used for printing these channels is Pluronic, a thermoreversible material commonly used for bioprinting.

Requirements

  • No prerequisites

Description

This course covers fundamental concepts in bioprinting and is a great resource for anyone new to the field and interested in learning more about bioprinting. You will discover how different techniques maybe used to incorporate cells and various biomaterials to create cell-laden structures for tissue engineering, and regenerative medicine. Additionally, this course discusses the current state of the art and its applications and explores future potential of the technology.

This course was originally created by the team at SE3D. The contributors include Dr. Prashanth Asuri from Santa Clara University, Vignesh Krishna, Oliver Lai, Cecilia Wong and Jeremy Lee.

Finally, because of our continued passion in supporting education, we have decided to donate 15% of all proceeds from this course to the Malala Foundation. Thank you as well for your support.

Who this course is for:

  • Life science professionals
  • Biology students
  • Biotechnology students
  • Bioengineering students
  • Medical professionals
  • 3D printing enthusiasts
  • 3D printing professionals

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