In early September, Brinter will be showcased as a promising new innovation at the LSX Nordic Congress’ “The network for life science executive leaders” 2020 virtual event. Brinter will [...]
3DTech and its 3D bioprinter Brinter® is a trailblazer in being able to produce complex structures from Cellulose-based materials. Cellulose, as a renewable, non-toxic, non-allergic, and abundant forest material, [...]
Our consortium partner from the RESTORE project, University of Gothenburg, has successfully formed articular cartilage in 3D bioprints as reported in the article titled “Collagen 2A Type B Induction [...]
Brinter's scienfic developer, Antti Arjonen, (PhD, Cell/Cellular and Molecular Biology) contributes to ovarian cancer research. The scientific article was published by Clinical Oncology and Research journal. [...]
