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The AM.NUS team comprising of Dr Cai Yanli, Chang Soon Yee, Gan Soo Wah, Dr Ma Sha, A/Prof Lu Wen Feng and A/Prof Yen Ching-Chiuan has published a review paper titled “Nanocomposite bioinks for 3D bioprinting”. This paper explores the recent developments of cell-laden nanocomposite bioinks for 3D bioprinting and cell-materials interactions. 3D bioprinting is […]

Doing so allows implant to be customisable to each patient, in terms of shape and porosity Using sea coral materials to 3D-print implants for a bone graft could soon become a reality here. Today, the surgical procedure uses transplanted bones to repair or regenerate diseased or damaged bones. This can be taken from one’s own […]

Corals and human implants — what do they have in common? While seemingly unrelated to the layman, the NUS Centre of Additive Manufacturing (AM.NUS) sees a novel way to 3D-print medical and advanced human implants using cultured corals as a base material. AM.NUS has signed an International Technology Development Agreement with Taiwan-based Popeye Marine Biotechnology […]

National University of Singapore (NUS) is proud to partner with Temasek, Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), NAMIC Singapore, National University Health System and Enterprise Partners from Structo, Eye2Eye, Formlabs, Forefront Medical Technology and TÜV SÜD to tackle the dire shortage of nasopharyngeal test swabs by developing cost effective and manufacturable 3D Printed NP swabs in […]

3DHEALS community events focus on creating educational content and networking events with highly selected speakers and audiences all over the world. This will be third first 3DHEALS event in Singapore. Co-organising by NAMIC Singapore and 3D Heals, this signature series of webinar aims to address challenges and issues in adoption of 3D printing in Healthcare […]

National University of Singapore (NUS) researchers have developed a new method of producing nasopharyngeal.

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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 […]