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Regenerative medicine aims to replace or repair the body’s original components to restore normal function. Regenerative medicine combines tissue engineering, molecular biology, and materials science and will undoubtedly play a big part in the medical treatments of the future.

3D Bioprinting is one of the technologies at the forefront of regenerative medicine. NUS Centre for Additive Manufacturing (AM.NUS) in conjunction with leading companies in this field, CellInk and RegenHu, have come together to provide a unique learning opportunity and platform for scientists and clinicians interested in becoming involved in this exciting area of research.

 

Date :  Tuesday, 16 July, 2019

Time :  5:00pm –8:30pm

Venue :  Seminar Room, Innovation 4.0 Building, 3 Research Link, S117603

AM.NUS is  part of multi-disciplinary initiatives to accelerate the adoption of 3D printing technology in Singapore. With a focus on 3D printing applications in healthcare, we seek to improve patient outcomes through Innovative 3D printed products and processes.

Hear from leading researchers in NUS about the unique applications that Bioprinting can deliver to healthcare, as well as learn from Cellink & RegenHu how Bioprinting technologies are enabling researchers around the world. In addition, a limited number of participants will enjoy an exclusive hands-on Bioprinting workshop where participants will be allowed to experience the latest Cellink & RegenHu Bioprinters.