ERC Consolidator Grant · 2023
Because current limitations in 3D bioprinting for tissue engineering stem from the fact that the multi-scaled vasculature associated to the human microtissues and organs cannot be replicated. The overarching aim of the HOT-BIOPRINTING project is to deliver a methodology enabling the manufacturing of a new generation of tissue-like structures with properties mimicking more closely the complexity of biological tissues and organs. The innovation of HOT-BIOPRINTING lies on the development of a disruptive technology named Holographic optical tweezing bioprinting (HOTB) for single and automatized multiple cell 3D bioprinting. The non-contact nature of light will eliminate the fails on bioprinting…
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