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Investigation of low-cost 3D bioprinting platforms for constructing tissue scaffolds
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Investigation of low-cost 3D bioprinting platforms for constructing tissue scaffolds
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Warren
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Robert Thomas
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1995-
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Robert Thomas Warren
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Jay Sy
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Rutgers University
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Fabricating multiphase biomaterials using bioprinting is expensive, preventing academic institutions and startup companies from using these materials more frequently in their research. By introducing a low-cost bioprinting alternatives, we can lower the cost of entry into the field. In this study we assess the feasibility of converting a thermoplastic 3D printer into a low-cost dual head 3D bioprinter capable of printing thermoplastics and bioinks along with building a low-cost pneumatic pressure driven triple head 3D bioprinter. We also demonstrate and characterize the dual head 3D bioprinter’s ability to fabricate a variety of complex tissue scaffolds from commonly used biomaterials such as polyethylene glycol diacrylate (PEGDA) hydrogels and polycaprolactone (PCL) thermoplastic filament.
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Three-dimensional printing
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Biomedical Engineering
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Thermoplastics
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Tissue scaffolds
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ETD graduate
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