Brinter as a member of the RESTORE project is striving to utilize 3D bioprinting in chondral repairment. RESTORE aims to develop a smart nanobiomaterial-based solution capable to modulate the [...]
Millions of people worldwide are affected by osteoarthritis (OA), occurring due to the wear down of protective cartilage that cushions the end of bones. Cartilage is a firm, slippery [...]
Our customer, the University of Helsinki, is participating in a joint two-year project called Go for Growth with Novel Stem Cell Platform to develop stem cell techniques to prevent [...]
Our partners from the RESTORE project have recently published an article titled “Design and development of poly-L/D-lactide copolymer and barium titanate nanoparticle 3D composite scaffolds using breath figure method [...]
This article summarizes the different crosslinking approaches to solidify the printed bioink into a stable structure. The upcoming part will cover the post-printing evaluation of the fabricated structures. The [...]
University of Oulu developmental biology professor Seppo Vainio on the Finnish national broadcasting company YLE’s Aamu TV show explaining the various possibilities how bioprinting could in the near [...]
In the autumn 2020 application round of the Post Docs in Companies (PoDoCo) program, 17 doctoral-business collaboration projects received funding. Altogether 34 doctors and companies applied for funding. One [...]
Please check out the latest 3D Printing Industry article about the Novum Project, that among other things utilizes Brinter technology.
This article deals with the optimization of the 3D bioprinting process. The upcoming articles will cover the crosslinking of printed structures and post-printing evaluation. The cover picture of this [...]
This article deals with the actual printing step of the 3D bioprinting process by focusing on different bioprinting technologies. The upcoming articles will cover optimization of printing parameters, crosslinking of [...]
