Lecture 35 of 37Week 8
Next Step in Bioprinting
Prof. Falguni Pati · IIT Hyderabad
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- Organ Printing, IIT Hyderabad (at NPTEL)
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All the lectures
- Introduction to Organ Printing course and Content Discussion
- Introduction to 3D Bioprinting
- Introduction to Inkjet 3D Bioprinting
- Introduction to Inkjet 3D Bioprinting - Continued
- Introduction to Extrusion Bioprinting
- Introduction to Extrusion 3D Bioprinting - Continued
- Introduction to Laser-assisted Bioprinting
- Comparison of Different Bioprinting Techniques - Part 1
- Comparison of Different Bioprinting Techniques - Part 2
- 3D Bioprinting in Support Bath
- Introduction to Bioinks
- Important material requirement for Bioink development
- Crosslinking of Hydrogels for Bioprinting
- Single-Material and Multimaterial Bioink Systems
- Printability for Extrusion Bioprinting
- What is required and how to print an organ?
- Level of complexity in Tissues/Organs for Bioprinting
- Design approaches in Bioprinting
- Bioprinting of Vasculature
- Direct printing of vasculature
- Indirect printing of vasculature
- Design of Cornea Tissue-Specific Bioink and 3D Bioprinting of Cornea
- Design of Cornea Tissue-Specific Bioink and 3D Bioprinting of Cornea - continuing
- Bioprinting of Heart
- Bioprinting of Kidney
- Bioprinting of Liver
- Bioprinting of Lung
- 4D Bioprinting - Part 1
- 4D Bioprinting - Part 2
- 4D Bioprinting - Part 3
- In Situ Bioprinting
- In Situ Bioprinting - Continued
- Medical Modeling for Organ Printing
- Medical Modeling for Organ Printing - Continued
- Next Step in Bioprinting
- Next Step in Bioprinting - Continued
- Ethical Issues related to Organ Printing