The Incredible Science of Bioprinting

Dive into the remarkable world of bioprinting in this comprehensive video. We'll be exploring the core concepts of bioprinting - a pioneering technique that uses biological materials to create structures that mimic natural tissues, organs, and even cells. Understand the sophisticated science behind this process, and learn how bio-inks are formulated and layered to build live cells. We'll also embark on a historical journey, tracing the origins and evolution of bioprinting, and how it is reshaping modern medicine. From overcoming organ shortages to paving the way for personalized treatments, bioprinting is revolutionizing healthcare. Join us as we unpack this fascinating technology and its promising future.

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[adamhodgson]

All governments should be putting massive funding into bioprinting, CRISPR DNA editing, stem cell research in general and similar projects.

[GoTouchGrass]

Very high quality video. Surprised to see it have so little views and to see what else the channel posts.

[romaindivozzo]

@Patsnap, Mr Hull wasn't the first person to patent a 3D printing technologies. On July 16th 1984 - 2 weeks before Hull -, a group of french researchers composed of Jean-claude André, Olivier de Witte, et Alain le Méhauté did it in the name of a company named CILAS ALCATEL.

[raktimpurkayastha]

Sir, I have been deeply fascinated by Organprinting technology, and I'm eager to learn more about it. I don't have a science background, but I'm really passionate about the field.
Sir, Is there a possibility for someone like me to enter this exciting area?😊

[dom]

The fact that we really came from not living past 45 years old to printing kidneys on demand is unprecedented

[jpolo]

Have they already done skin procedures ?

[k.d.]

The technology that makes it to the public is at least twenty years old...think about that.