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Masters of Biofab graduate finalist in international 3D printing competition

Recent graduate from the Masters degree in Biofabrication, Malachy Maher, was one of four finalists in the Millipore Sigma 2017 Life Science Awards Program in 3D printing for the work he did during his time with Utrecht University (The Netherlands), at the University Medical Center (UMC).

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Masters primes graduates for emerging high tech jobs

Whether it be harvesting energy through people’s body heat, powering bio-implants through nanotechnology, or creating soft robotic hands, the brave new world of electromaterials is expanding so rapidly that there is a surging need for experts to explore and develop its potential.

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Integrating a regulatory framework for 3D bioprinting research translation: An interview with Tajanka Mladenovska

3D bioprinting is a rapidly evolving landscape and one that is helping push the translational pipeline. With this, however, there are many hurdles to overcome, showing the need and importance to build an appropriate regulatory framework and how to apply it. This is where Tajanka Mladenovska comes in.

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Skin in the game

ACES researchers have proven collagen extracted from fish skin to be a useful biomaterial, leaning on a local seafood company to progress their work in the area of nerve and muscle bioengineering.

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Fish skin for 3D printing

Who would have thought fish skin could be used in 3D printing? Well, it just so turns out that a number of ACES researchers had that very thought, highlighting their findings in a recent paper published in Biomedicines.

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Prof Gordon Wallace: Learn about the world of Biofabrication with our Online Graduate Certificate

If you’re interested in learning about Biofabrication and want to know more about 3D printing, now is the time.

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Imperial College London’s Matthew Shorvon interns at TRICEP

From London to Wollongong, materials science student Matthew Shorvon from Imperial College has spent the last 10 weeks interning at the Translational Research Initiative for Cell Engineering and Printing (TRICEP).

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Future student tour ACES on Open Day

Prospective students visited ACES on Tuesday, September 17 for our annual Future Student Open Day.

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Farewell Interview: Adam Taylor

After completing both an undergraduate degree and masters at the University of Wollongong (UOW), and then transitioning into a role as Additive Fabrication Engineer with ACES and the Intelligent Polymer Research Institute (IPRI), Adam Taylor recently said farewell to take up a new challenge.

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