La plateforme 3d.FAB sera présente au côté de Poietis pour un workshop organisé par Additiv Médical sur la thématique « le bio-printing pour la création de tissus cutanés ».
Nous espérons vous y voir nombreux.
Plus d’infos ici : https://www.additiv.events/inscription
Read our latest work carried out in collaboration between the 3d.FAB platform and the IMP laboratory (Ingénierie des Matériaux Polymères). it’s available here.
The 3d.FAB team wishes you a very happy new year 2021.
Our 1st communication in 2021 marks the concretization of a strong partnership with Sartorius Stedim Biotech company through the launch of Laura Chastagnier‘s thesis “3D-UNIPROD”.
Her subject will focus on Bioprinting for biomolecules production and the development of tissues culture bioprocesses.
The 3d.FAB platform is ISO 13485 certified by Bureau Veritas France.
Well done to our researchers who are contributing to the health innovations of today and tomorrow.
We are ready to print your medical devices.
#Medicaldevices #ISO #ISO13485 #Innovations #Health #3D #Print #Quality #Qualité #additivemanufacturing #bioprinting
(Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, CNRS, UMR 5246)
credit photo : Lucas Lemarié
Production of a personalized medical device to define the preoperative strategy in the context of pulmonary malformation in newborns.
Project by Dr Frederic Hameury
Collaboration between Hospices Civils de Lyon and 3d.FAB platform
His objective: develop implantable medical devices by 3D printing
His expertise: materials, polymers, additive manufacturing
His limits: none
Congratulations to Lucas Lemarié who begins his PhD work “Evolution” under the supervision of Jérôme Sohier (CNRS), Edwin-Joffrey Courtial (ICBMS) and Florence Russo (SEGULA Technologies).
“Evolution” project will focus on the production of organoids from induced pluripotent cells, with differentiations initiated by a process of bioprinting and 3D maturation.
Congratulations to Emma Petiot who defended her HDR. A presentation of 10 years of work and expertise on bioprocesses.
In support of all combative, living and surviving women. Research and solutions to fight breast cancer are essential for us.
On the left, Meigge Simoes is developing a 3D model of the breast tumor microenvironment for understanding the phenomena of resistance to chemotherapy. Work carried out in collaboration with the CRCL.
On the right, Audrey Cherblanc from the startup HealShape. She designs a bioprosthesis adapted to the person by 3D bioprinting for breast reconstruction.
The 3d.FAB platform participates in the science festival 2020 on Saturday 03 October from 5 to 6.30 pm
Come and participate in our meeting-debate on the theme “body repaired, body modified” animated by Raphaële Andrault, Jean-Baptiste Cabaud, Philippe Liotard and Christophe Marquette.
