On-demand webinar Mauro Petretta, REGENHU Senior Scientific Advisor, will present case studies on how 3D bioprinting, an emerging technology can be used to expand your research scope. His presentation will cover ...
Thursday 16 December, 3pm AEDT Bioprinting holds extreme promise in many areas of clinical application, especially in areas such as the manufacture of tissue engineered advanced therapy medicinal products (ATMPs). ...
Tuesday 14 December, 3pm AEDT Since their introduction around six years ago, benchtop high resolution NMR spectrometers have grown rapidly in capabilities and performance to the point where they now ...
On demand webinar Mauro Petretta, REGENHU Senior Scientific Advisor, will present case studies on how 3D bioprinting, an emerging technology can be used to expand your research scope. His presentation will ...
Using IVIM Tech’s IVIM-M two photon intravital microscope, researchers have been able to directly observe the effects of neutrophils and microglia on mouse brains.
Biobanks provide a crucial role in the medical research infrastructure. They support the activities of clinical researchers by providing biospecimens and related data. By enabling researchers to access these materials, ...
On-demand webinar Dr Kim will present his work on a real-time laser-scanning intravital confocal/two-photon microscopy system extensively optimised for in vivo cellular-level imaging of internal organs in live animal models for various human diseases. He will ...
Biobanking has been widely acknowledged as a critical research infrastructure both on a national and international scale with the potential to impact many fields, most notably medical research. That said, ...
AXT has Australia’s most diverse portfolio of bioprinting solutions for biomedical research that caters for different technical and budgetary requirements. Our bioprinting solutions are sourced from leading manufacturers from around the world. REGENHU Swiss Med Tech company, ...
Laser Assisted Bioprinting or LAB is a game-changing technology which is ideal for countless applications in medical research.
