3D Bioprinting: From Structures to Living Tissues

How can 3D bioprinting move beyond creating biological structures to building functional living tissues? In this episode of Voices from Tsinghua Scholars, Associate Professor Ouyang Liliang from Tsinghua University’s Department of Mechanical Engineering explains how his team combines engineering-controlled assembly with biological self-assembly to recreate the microscopic environments cells need to grow and function.

From engineering skeletal muscle with millimeter-long myotubes to exploring the future of living tissues and organs, his research shows how engineering and biology can come together to reshape biofabrication and medicine.

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