3D Additive Bio-Fabrication Facility: Printing Bioprinters

Collaborating Organisation

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• Deakin University  Research Organization
• SA Health  Research Organization
• South Eastern Sydney And Illawarra Health  Research Organization
• St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne  Research Organization
• The University Of Melbourne  Research Organization

Scheme

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• Linkage Infrastructure Equipment & Facilities (LIEF)

Abstract

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• This project aims to develop bioprinting systems that will provide new insights into fundamental biological processes. The 3D Additive Bio-Fabrication Facility - Printing Bioprinters capability will use 3D polymer and metal additive manufacturing technologies to create the next generation of bioprinting methodologies and 3D fabrication tools. It is the aim that these customised additive manufacturing systems will be used to produce structures wherein living cells are spatially organised in combination with appropriate biomaterials and bioactive components, such as drugs or growth factors, in order to influence subsequent biological behaviour.

Date/time Interval

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• 2018

Awarded By

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• Australian Research Council (ARC) 

Contributor

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• Beirne, Stephen - Chief Investigator
• Crook, Jeremy - Chief Investigator
• Innis, Peter - Chief Investigator
• Sutton, Gerard L. - Chief Investigator
• Wallace, Gordon - Chief Investigator

Geographic Focus

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• Australia 

Geographic Focus

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• Australia  Country

Sponsor Award Id

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• LE180100175

Local Award Id

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• 125006