Emerging Manufacturing Processes for Materials, Tissues, and Devices
Tissue research explores novel 3D bioprinting processes the role of bioprinting process parameters on the fabrication and maturation of tissue substitutes recapitulating the physiology, anatomy, and function of native counterparts. Studies over the past ten years have focused on bioprinting of more than ten different tissue types including but not limited to bone, cartilage, blood vessels, and pancreas.
Key Faculty:
- Osama O. Awadelkarim
- Melik Demirel
- Reginald Hamilton
- Ibrahim T. Ozbolat
- Albert E. Segall
- Judith A. Todd
Featured work by Ibrahim T. Ozbolat:
Research Areas
- Advanced Materials and Devices
- Applied Mechanics and Biomechanics
- Brain Science and Neural Engineering
- Dynamic Systems, Acoustics, and Vibrations
- Emerging Manufacturing Processes for Materials, Tissues, and Devices
- Energy Infrastructure, Storage, and Devices
- Multiscale and Multiphysics Modeling, Computational Analysis
- Nanoscience, Bionanoscience, and Engineering
- Optoelectronics, Photonics, and Lasers
- Structural and Human Health Monitoring
