3D printing has been widely focused on as a promising manufacturing technology in various industries due to its technical flexibility. In particular, in the biomedical field, the advances in such technology have opened up great chances to improve the quality of patients’ life and precision medicine-related healthcare. In this special issue, biomedical devices primarily include human tissue models/chips, biosensors, bioelectronics, and so on. This issue is especially interested in the trends of 3D printing-based approaches and strategies for creating such devices, but not limited to 3D printing.
Printing channels with millimeter-scale curvature and deciphering their effect on the proliferation, morphology, orientation, and migration of M-22 cells
Flow performance of porous implants with different geometry: Line, surface, and volume structures
3D Printing and Computer-Aided Design for Precision Osteotomy-Aided Modules in Bone Biomechanical Study
Manufacturability of functionally graded porous β-Ti21S auxetic architected biomaterials produced by laser powder bed fusion: Comparison between 2D and 3D metrological characterization
Metrological characterization of porosity graded β-Ti21S triply periodic minimal surface cellular structure manufactured by laser powder bed fusion
3D bioprinting strategy for engineering vascularized tissue models
A 3D-printed micro-perfused culture device with embedded 3D fibrous scaffold for enhanced biomimicry