3D printing in the NOVUM Project
3DTech/Brinter is one of the 10 NOVUM EU project partners. Brinter's role is to provide the primary additive manufacturing technology for cellulose based materials. Novum's target was initially to [...]
RESTORE Project’s General Assembly Went Virtual
Horizon 2020 project RESTORE’s partners gathered online for their General Assembly meeting. The meeting was held in Zoom on the 26th of October, 2020 due to the current COVID-19 [...]
Hybrid Tissue Construct for Cartilage Regeneration Bioprinted by the Wake Forest Institute Researchers
Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine scientists (WFIRM) have developed a new method to 3D bioprint fibrocartilage of the knee joint. In the future, the bioprinted cartilage could be [...]
WHY DO I (STILL) BELIEVE THAT 3D PRINTING OF BIOMATERIALS IS THE THING OF THE FUTURE?
News From The NOVUM Project Utilizing Brinter's Technology
Cellulose -Based Materials Transforming Traditional Manufacturing
3DTech and Brinter Engaged In Creating Cellulose -Based Materials And Manufacturing Revolution Here you can watch a Youtube video of the Advancement in the VTT -led NOVUM project [...]
What is 3D Bioprinting – Part 1 of 6: History and Significance
What is 3D bioprinting – history 3D Bioprinting is a form of additive manufacturing that uses cells and other biocompatible materials as “inks”, also know as bioinks, to print living [...]
FLAMIN-GO Project Battles Rheumatoid Arthritis – BRINTER’s RESTORE Network Collaborators Receive 6 Million Euros
RESTORE’s networking prompted the birth of a new project recently funded by the European Commission. RESTORE partners INEB and UPO will collaborate in another H2020 project, entitled “From pathobioLogy to synoviA on [...]
University of Turku Research Group Utilizes 3D Bioprinting for Speeding Up Breast Cancer Research
Brinter is collaborating with the PeuhuLab, an academic research group from the University of Turku, Finland, in research related to breast development and cancer. The characteristics of ECM (collagen [...]
Explaining Bioprinting in an Understandable Way – Video Interview about Arthritis Treatment
Professor Kenny Dalgarno from Newcastle University explains in this video recorded at 3DMedLIVE 2019: 3D printing in surgery how bioprinting can be used for treating arthritis and creating tissue [...]
New Collaboration Started Between Brinter and Axolotl Biosciences
Brinter has teamed up with Canadian start-up Axolotl Biosciences and plans to test Axolotl’s novel fibrin-based neurobioink for research and development purposes. This beta product has been specifically [...]