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This project focuses on creating synthetic tissues for medical applications, including drug delivery and surgical implants. Utilizing 3D printing technology, these tissues will be designed to be functionally active and controllable, mimicking certain properties of biological tissues.
We will make synthetic tissues for applications in medicine.
In the short-term, synthetic tissues will be used to deliver therapeutics; ultimately, synthetic tissues will be used as components of surgical implants.
The synthetic tissues will be formed from patterned 3D-printed picoliter droplet networks.
They will be functionally active and subject to external control.
They will be safe, because they cannot replicate.
Key aspects of synthetic tissues, which were introduced by our laboratory, re…
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