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2023Jul19BLOOMS Discovery Series 2023 – Research Summer School
BLOOMS Discovery Series 2023, an inaugural three-day programme for postgraduate students and early career researchers was held from 19 to 21 July 2023. We are proud to have supported the NUS Faculty of Dentistry led event by providing a lab tour and hands-on session to the participants on Day 2 of the programme. As […]
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2023Jul12Publication: Osteochondral unit approach for articular cartilage regeneration
The AM.NUS team comprising of Dr Cai Yanli, Gan Soo Wah, Dr Ma Sha, A/Prof Lu Wen Feng and A/Prof Yen Ching-Chiuan has contributed a book chapter in “Cartilage: From Biology to Biofabrication”, titled “Osteochondral Unit Approach for Articular Cartilage Regeneration”. This chapter from the research team proposes the use of Tissue engineering (TE) as a […]
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2023Jul01AM.NUS Quarterly Newsletter: Q3 2023Read More
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2023Jun20AM.NUS-ME Joint Seminar: Multi-domain AI for Metal Additive Manufacturing
The hybrid seminar on “Multi-domain AI for Metal Additive Manufacturing”, jointly organised by AM.NUS and NUS Department of Mechanical Engineering, successfully concluded on 28 Jun (Wed) at NUS College of Design and Engineering. Physical and online attendees discovered the latest advancements in real-time defect detection and the game-changing role of AI in metal AM (MAM), […]
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2023May03Straits Times: NUS scientists develop plant-based ink for 3D-printing that can be used to grow meat in the lab
Researchers led by Professor Huang Dejian, principal investigator of the project and AM.NUS research thrust co-lead, have developed a new plant protein ink that can be used to create scaffolds for growing meat in laboratories in a more cost-effective way. The edible ink is made from the by-products of agricultural grains like maize and barley […]
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2023Apr28AM.NUS Roadshow: Exploring Innovative Opportunities in 3D Printing and Sciences
The NUS Centre for Additive Manufacturing (AM.NUS) aims to accelerate 3D printing adoption in Singapore, focusing on the development of innovative 3D-printed products and processes that improve patient outcomes. Our 3D printing capabilities also present exciting opportunities for new research and technology in material science, biology, and other biomedical fields. Join us to explore new […]
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2023Apr01AM.NUS Quarterly Newsletter: Q2 2023Read More
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2023Feb15Research paper: Applications of triboelectric nanogenerators in bone tissue engineering
This paper discusses the benefits of electrical stimulation for biomedical applications but highlights the limitations of traditional equipment. Triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) have been developed as an alternative, utilising triboelectrification and electrostatic induction to create electrical energy from kinetic energy. TENGs can be used in various applications such as enhancing bone regeneration, detecting biological signals, slowing […]
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2023Jan05Research Paper: Controlling the microstructure of bioceramic scaffolds using 3DP emulsion inks
A research team comprising Liu Quyang , Li Tian, Dr Zhai Wei and AM.NUS researchers Gan Soo Wah, Chang Soon Yee and A/Prof Yen Ching-Chiuan released a study that focuses on the development of hierarchical porous hydroxyapatite (hpHA) scaffolds for bone tissue engineering (BTE). The scaffolds are fabricated using 3D printing of emulsion inks, which allows for […]
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2022Dec14Future of Medicine – Bioprinting Workshop 2023
The Future of Medicine – Bioprinting Workshop which is co-organised by the NUS Centre for Additive Manufacturing (AM.NUS) and CELLINK, and supported by the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Cluster (NAMIC), had successfully concluded on 10 Jan 2023. This was the third edition of the bioprinting workshop, with leading NUS researchers presenting on the unique […]
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