Riboflavin Based 3D Printing to Produce Compatible Medical Implants
A team of researchers from the University of North Carolina have given the phrase “Vitamins are good for you” a completely new meaning by 3D...
Bioengineering
Bioengineering
Engineering applied to living systems: tissue constructs, biomaterials, devices and the hardware bridging biology and fabrication.
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Physical Features Replace Chemicals in Transforming Mature Cells to Stem Cells
Researchers at UC Berkeley are reporting on a breakthrough in substituting biochemicals with 3D physical features to revert mature human and mouse cells back to...
Bioengineering
Green Photon Beam Scores Over Laser for Optical Manipulation
Optical tweezers have been the equipment of choice for applications involving manipulation of small molecules and structures. The highly focused laser beams used in optical...
Bioengineering
Wyss Researchers Discover the Best Way to Express Synthetic Genes
Researchers at Wyss Institute might have found the solution to very synthetic biologist’s nightmare: bacteria disobeying commands to express genes of interest. In an incredible...
Bioengineering
Benchling: Github for Geneticists
Software developers have long enjoyed the ability to work together on a single project without having to go through the hurdle of sharing codes after...
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Chromochord Uses Proteins to Play Tunes
A biophysicist from the University of Chicago, Josiah Zayner has become the creator of the first musical instrument that uses proteins to produce music. The...
Bioengineering
Wyss Institute Researchers Create Programmable Smart Glue From DNA
Researchers at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University have developed a new programmable smart glue made of DNA that can aid...
Bioengineering
DNA Used to Assemble Graphene Transistors
Engineers at Stanford have reported using DNA for the very first time to create Graphene transistors. The researchers used the biological properties of DNA to...
Bioengineering