Bioengineering Archives

A 2D vessel network (82 mm by 68 mm by 1 mm) was printed on a 3.41-MHz FUS using a PEGDA-based sono-ink.

News & Features

3D Printing Could Build Tissues within Body

Anita Chakraverty -

December 8, 2023

Image showing a silhouette of a persons hip and skeleton with a metal femoral head hip prosthesis or implant inserted into the hip joint.

News & Features

3D Printed Materials Could Reduce Infections after Joint Replacements

Helen Albert -

November 20, 2023

News & Features

Miniature Robots Could Treat Tumors Deep within the Lung

Chris Anderson -

August 2, 2023

Nutritionist calculating body mass index of woman for obesity treatment in a clinic room. Current research shows the gut microbiome may also influence risk for obesity.

News & Features

Novo Nordisk Inks Potential $2.6B Deal: Novo Nordisk Partners with Aspect for Bioprinted Tissues in Diabetes and Obesity

Malorye Branca -

April 13, 2023

News & Features

Bioprinted Bowel Cancer Spheroids Poised to Advance Targeted Treatments

Chris Anderson -

November 3, 2022

News & Features

RPI, Icahn School of Medicine Launch Center for Engineering and Precision Medicine

Chris Anderson -

May 31, 2022

Lab workers in protective suits in a lab at the Kansas Center of BioModular Multi-Scale Systems for Precision Medicine making lab-on-a-chip devices.

Molecular Dx

NIH Grants Center Developing Precision Medicine Devices $6.6M in New Funding

Helen Albert -

May 13, 2022

Microscopic view of human B-cells which play a large role in the immune response system.

Informatics

NIH Grants $6.5M to New Biological Systems Modeling Consortium

Inside Precision Medicine Staff Writer -

August 14, 2018

News & Features

Five Products Poised to Make an Impact

Chris Anderson -

August 2, 2018

News & Features

Clinical OMICs Magazine Volume 5, Issue No. 4

Inside Precision Medicine Staff Writer -

July 16, 2018

Study of Brain Related Genes Showcases Value of Diverse Biobanks

SHORE’d-up: Heart Transplant Rejection Diagnostic Outperforms Biopsies

Radiofrequency-Based Ablation Shows 85.7% Success Rate Treating Atrial Fibrillation

Bayer’s Elinzanetant Shines in Phase III, Heating up Menopause Drug Market

Combining Blood Test with Clinical Score Offers Breakthrough for Stroke Detection

Bioengineering

3D Printing Could Build Tissues within Body

3D Printed Materials Could Reduce Infections after Joint Replacements

Miniature Robots Could Treat Tumors Deep within the Lung

Novo Nordisk Inks Potential $2.6B Deal: Novo Nordisk Partners with Aspect for Bioprinted Tissues in Diabetes and Obesity

Bioprinted Bowel Cancer Spheroids Poised to Advance Targeted Treatments

RPI, Icahn School of Medicine Launch Center for Engineering and Precision Medicine

NIH Grants Center Developing Precision Medicine Devices $6.6M in New Funding

NIH Grants $6.5M to New Biological Systems Modeling Consortium

Five Products Poised to Make an Impact

Clinical OMICs Magazine Volume 5, Issue No. 4

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