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The heart scars, but does not regenerate
Cardiovascular diseases remain the leading cause of mortality worldwide, with myocardial infarction (MI) representing one of the main drivers of progression toward heart failure. The abrupt and irreversible loss of cardiomyocytes, combined with vascular disruption, triggers a cascade of events that culminates in fibrotic scar formation, permanently impairing the contractile function of the myocardium. Despite significant advances in pharmacological therapies, assistive devic
Gabriela Morais
Apr 174 min read


Bioprinted Liver: From Experimental Models to Clinical Reality
How Hepatic Devices Can Replace Animal Models and Bridge the Path to Future Transplants
Lucas Guarnier
Apr 24 min read


From Bioprinting to a Regulated Product
How to Move Beyond the Hype and Truly Reach the Patient
Janaina Dernowsek
Jan 239 min read


From Microscope to Algorithm: The Predictive Biofabrication Revolution at Quantis
Anyone who works at a bioprinting bench knows the frustration: you have the perfect cell type, a promising hydrogel, but the bioprinter clogs, the scaffold collapses, or cell viability plummets after 24 hours. For years, biofabrication has been an art driven by “trial and error.”
Janaina Dernowsek
Jan 223 min read
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