Novel bioprinters for 3D in vitro models workshop: Commercialisation of in vitro models

As part of an NC3Rs-funded project to increase the uptake of 3D bioprinting approaches, Professor Kenny Dalgarno is organising a series of events to highlight novel bioprinting technology and how it can be used to create in vitro models. 

This event, held at Newcastle University, will begin with a demonstration of a novel bioprinting technology, called reactive jet impingement, which offers new capabilities for creating in vitro models to increase their utility to replace animal use. A research seminar in the afternoon session will focus on commercialisation and technologies for in vitro models, with presentations from Aelius Biotech, Alcyomics, NewCells Biotech, and ReproCELL among others.

Other events in this series:

• Thursday 13 February 2025, University of Bristol: Next generation 3D bioprinting for cancer disease modelling.
• Friday 28 February 2025, University of Cambridge: Pioneering bioprinting in embryogenesis, cardiac tissue, leukaemia and orthopaedics.