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Seeking Collaborative Partners for Alginate Research: Print Quality Testing

Scientists continually confront challenges surrounding the general printability of alginate-hydrogel bioinks and the assessment of print quality within their research. The main objective…

BIO INX and Puredyne drive bioprinting application to the next level

BIO INX and Puredyne are currently working together on a project to give even greater priority to combining the optimum biomaterial with precise printing technology. Gentle material handling and precise dispensing …

Bioprinting: syringe pumps lack potential

Thanks to his research in the area of bioprinting and topics such as peripheral vascular diseases, Dr. Tomasz Jüngst is one of the most active scholars in this sector. The junior professor teaches and researches at the university hospital in Würzburg…

Puredyne and Humabiologics Form a Strategic Partnership

Puredyne has formed a strategic partnership with Humabiologics that is set to benefit researchers when it comes to printing collagen and gelatin. The collaboration between the two companies provides scientists with an integrated solution of…

Excellent process control through adjustable dosing temperature in bioprinting

One parameter that has made bioprinting of organic cell suspensions not 100% controllable to date is temperature sensitivity. A new heating and cooling unit – recently developed by Puredyne – now solves…

Printing the refined way

When 3D printing organic substances, so-called bioprinting, one thing must not happen: The cells in the substances to be printed must not get damaged. Print heads from Puredyne already achieve this today through demonstrably high-precision and low-shear dispensing…

3D printing of a bioink vein succeeds confidently and with no fluid loss

Anyone researching bioink knows that developing a good printable ink is not easy and, above all, cost-intensive. It is a complex process to combine water and a biopolymer to form a hydrogel...

Puredyne receives Red Dot Award for Product Design 2022

Functionality is still the biggest driving force behind the development of many parts and components in the industrial environment. With its print heads for extrusion-based bioprinting, the Puredyne brand is proving for the first time that design and functionality can indeed inspire each other…

Bioprinting: The challenge of highly filled pastes

Although the printing of complete functional organs is still a dream of the future, research, and development of clinical bioprinter applications are making great strides. New technologies are needed to further improve the printing process of organic substances…

3D Bioprinting with Alginate

Alginate is one of the most used materials in bioprinting. In addition to relatively low material costs, the mechanical properties and printability are also an advantage for the material. However, with existing extrusion systems such as pneumatic- or syringe extrusion…

ViscoTec Introduces its New Puredyne® Brand

Following the success of preeflow, ViscoTec has expanded its portfolio and launched another brand called “Puredyne”. With the launch of the new bioprinting brand, the innovators are sending a clear message…