Strategies in biomanufacturing

Authors

  • Janaina de Andrea Dernowsek
  • Rodrigo Alvarenga Rezende
  • Jorge Vicente Lopes da Silva

Abstract

Recent advances in additive manufacturing have allowed, even in a preliminary stage, 3D printing of biomaterials and/or cells. Each day, biomanufacturing process has been adapted to produce, in the future, different kinds of human tissues in a wide variety of shapes and structural complexities, which have specific biomechanical properties such as the vasculature characteristics, aiming biomodels creation that mimic tissues with parameters in accordance with real tissues. The big challenge in this area of knowledge takes place in developing models/biomodels representing more faithfully the required biological parameters. This will only be achieved with the integration of several researchers and multidisciplinary studies and techniques. Aiming a multidisciplinary group formation in additive manufacturing area, with focus in 3D printing of virtual and physical models that incorporates biological concepts, the Divisão de Tecnologias Tridimensionais (Division of Three-dimensional Technologies - DT3D), located in the Technology Center of Information Renato Archer (CTI) that responds to Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MCTI) has been developing studies related to all stages of biomanufacturing process, integrating different strategies.

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Author Biographies

Janaina de Andrea Dernowsek

She is PhD in Biological Sciences and researches at Division of three dimensional technologies of Renato Archer Information Technology Center, Brazil. She researches 3D bioprinting tissues and organs, three-dimensional modeling and computer simulations.

Rodrigo Alvarenga Rezende

He has a PhD in Chemical Engineering, Researcher and Project Coordinator in Division of three dimensional technologies of Renato Archer Information Technology Center, Brazil. Currently works with Information Technology for bioprinting of human tissues and organs.

Jorge Vicente Lopes da Silva

He has a PhD in Chemical Engineering, Researcher and Project Coordinator in Division of three dimensional technologies of Renato Archer Information Technology Center, Brazil. Currently works with 3D software development, bioengineering and biomanufacturing.

Published

2015-12-10