Blogs

A huge day for bioprinting as doctors were able to transplant an ear bioprinted utilizing the patients own cells. A team of doctors led by

By better replicating the in vivo cellular environment, the transition from 2D cell culturing to 3D set off a chain reaction of scientific advances in many research

We offer a wide range of bioinks and biomaterials to ensure the viability of cells before, during and after bioprinting. Each optimized formulation confers the

Although the past decade has yielded significant reductions in the cancer death rate around the world, cancer is still the second leading cause of death globally, accounting for about 10 million deaths in 2020.

To study the complexities of lung cancer, the leading cause of cancer-related deaths, and the mechanisms that drive metastasis, more physiologically relevant in vitro models

The biopolymer gelatin methacrylate (GelMA) is widely used by scientists transitioning from 2D cell culturing to 3D cell culturing for a range of applications, including cancer research, drug testing, toxicology, and tissue engineering. Here are 5 reasons why.

From our whiteboard to your lab bench, CELLINK’s process of delivering game-changing solutions revolves around your success. We listen to our customers to incorporate feedback

We know that no one eats, sleeps and breathes bioprinting like CELLINK does. Since we’re constantly developing new capabilities for the scientists we support, we’re

When a bioprinter is printing away at a conference or trade show, it could be mistakeable for a traditional 3D printer from afar – only

When it comes to space exploration, workplace hazards come with the territory. But why would researchers choose to work in space to improve treatment for

Printing human skin tissue models is one of the clear benefits of 3D bioprinting technology. In this blog, we will recap what Jim Engström and