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Biological 3D/4D printing technology is an important method for organ reconstruction in vitro
(1) Integrated complex pipe network organization and printing
The research team of Gu Qi from the Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Zheng Xiongfei, Shenyang Institute of Automation, and Wang Shu from the Institute of Chemistry took four years to establish a composite printing system to realize the functional connection of multi-scale pipelines
(2) Controllable dynamic assembly of skeletal muscle fibers through bio-3D printing
Biomimetic precision alignment and controllable dynamic control are difficult problems in biological manufacturing.
(3) Biomimetic 4D printed breathable hydrogel actuator based on nano thylakoid and thermally responsive polymer
Wang Shu from the Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, and Gu Qi from the Institute of Zoology jointly reported a biomimetic 4D printed breathable hydrogel actuator based on thylakoid membranes (nano thylakoids) and thermally responsive polymers
The above three research work has been awarded the "Organ Reconstruction and Manufacturing" (XDA16020802, XDA16020803, XDA16020804), the National Natural Science Foundation of China (21661132006, 51875557), and the Youth Team Project of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (YSBR-012).
Paper information:
3D Liver Tissue Model with Branched Vascular Networks by Multimaterial Bioprinting
Xin Liu # , Xinhuan Wang # , Liming Zhang # , Lulu Sun # , Heran Wang, Hao Zhao, Zhengtao Zhang, Wenli Liu, Yiming Huang, Shen Ji, Jingjinqiu Zhang, Kai Li, Biaobiao Song, Chun Li, Hui Zhang, Song Li, Shu Wang,* Xiongfei Zheng,* and Qi Gu*
Advanced Healthcare Materials
DOI: 10.
Original link: https://doi.
Controllable assembly of skeletal muscle-like bundles through 3D bioprinting
Tingting Fan, Shuo Wang, Zongmin Jiang, Shen Ji, Wenhua Cao, Wenli Liu, Yun Ji, Yujing Li, Ng Shyh-Chang*, and Qi Gu*
Biofabrication
DOI: 10.
Original link: https://iopscience.
Biomimetic 4D-Printed Breathing Hydrogel Actuators by Nanothylakoid and Thermoresponsive Polymer Networks
Hao Zhao, Yiming Huang, Fengting Lv, Libing Liu, Qi Gu,* and Shu Wang*
Advanced Functional Materials
DOI: 10.
Original link: https://onlinelibrary.
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