Novel bioprinters for 3D in vitro models workshop: Pioneering new applications

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, co-organised by Dr Thorsten Boroviak at the University of Cambridge, will begin with a demonstration of a novel bioprinting technology 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 pioneering bioprinting approaches in different fields of research. 

Speakers include:

• Dr Thosten Boroviak: Bioprinting human embryo models.
• Professor Kenny Dalgarno: Modelling cardiac tissue.
• Dr Deepali Pal: Bioprinting the bone marrow niche to model leukaemia.
• Professor Andrew McCaskie: Bioprinting approaches in orthopaedics.

Other events in this series:

• Wednesday 19 February 2025, Newcastle University: Commercialisation of in vitro models.
• Thursday 13 February 2025, University of Bristol: Next generation 3D bioprinting for cancer disease modelling.