A5088788017- Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Technologies
- Bone Tissue Engineering Materials
- 3D Printing in Biomedical Research
University of Victoria
2021-2022
Characterizing the mechanical properties of engineered tissue constructs provides powerful insight into function tissues for their desired application. Current methods characterization soft hydrogels used in engineering are often destructive and ignore effect 3D bioprinting on overall a whole construct. This work reports using non-destructive method viscoelastic analysis to demonstrate influence strategy hydrogel scaffolds. Structure-function relationships developed common parameters such as...
Characterizing the mechanical properties of engineered tissue constructs provides powerful insight into function tissues for their desired application. Current methods characterization soft hydrogels used in engineering are often destructive and ignore effect 3D 4D bioprinting on overall a whole construct. This work reports using non-destructive method viscoelastic analysis to demonstrate influence strategy hydrogel scaffolds. Structure-function relationships developed common parameters such...