Submerged Bioprinting - 3D-Printing of cell-containing hydrogel structures with high geometrical complexity
A German university offers a technology to print the conduits submerged in dense non-miscible solvents, such as fluorocarbons. It is characterised by a superior performance compared to conventional methods: Viable cells were shown 24 hours after the printing process, as well as after 21 days in culture. Industrial partners are sought for licensing agreements.