Tag: tissue engineering

A nanostructured gelatin hydrogel that dynamically reshapes itself around Schwann cells has enabled nerve conduit performance in rats rivaling autografts, ...

Physicists have shown that a vortex-shaped topological defect in a cell monolayer can drive millimetre-scale convergent flows that assemble cells ...

MIT engineers have built a paper-thin, two-finned robot lined with light-sensitive muscle cells that can swim and swivel through watery ...

Researchers have embedded piezoelectric zinc oxide within mesoporous bioactive glass nanospheres that, when activated by low-intensity pulsed ultrasound, enhance both ...

A new review in the Journal of Materials Science maps how magnetic fibers are fabricated, how their properties are tuned, ...

Preconditioning stem cells with a defined dose of 660 nm red light reprograms their mitochondria and activates a SOX9-driven chondrogenic ...

Researchers report that plant-derived chlorophyll acts as a sustainable physical crosslinker that boosts hydrogel compressibility from about 43 percent to ...

Researchers used droplet-based microfluidics to create porous polycaprolactone microspheres that outperform compact ones at stimulating collagen production in human skin ...

Researchers have developed an injectable, light-cured bone adhesive that biomineralizes hydroxyapatite onto a gelatin-based hydrogel, achieving rapid fracture fixation while ...

A self-reinforcing injectable hydrogel converts body movement into electrical signals that trigger calcium-dependent histone acetylation and accelerate bone regeneration in ...