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16th – 20th of December 2024
Description
The 3d.FAB Academy is a project initiated by the innovative 3d.FAB technological platform in 2020 to promote access to training in the field of additive manufacturing used in many market sectors such as health, transport, building or luxury.
Who: for professionals in the private or public sector, regardless of their area of competence, who wish to acquire or enrich their knowledge and know-how on advanced technologies in 3D bio-printing.
What: 1 full week structured around one main theme, Bio-Printing. The content includes a full-fledged training organized in theoretical courses and practical work on the latest generation equipments.
Objectives: to understand and learn different 3D bio-printing technologies, master the softwares, recognize biomaterial issues and develop expertise and reflection on the potential applications of 3D bio-printing.
| Dates | 16 – 20 of December 2024 |
| Number of days | 4.5 days |
| Theoretical session | 50 % |
| Practical session | 50 % |
| Price | 3500 € (Excl. taxes) |
Program: BIOPRINTING
THEORETICAL SESSIONS |
| – Basic principles of Bioprinting and 3D/4D printing in health. |
| – Bio-inks and Biomaterials used in printing: |
| • Study of biocompatibility. |
| • Adhesion. |
| • Hydrogels formation. |
| • Degradability. |
| – Bioprinting and associated technologies: |
| • Bioprinters. |
| • Applied Rheology and rheometry for Bioprinting. |
| • Predictive tools (FlowTips). |
| • Mechanical characterization (tissue, hydrogel, scaffolds). |
| – Cell culture for bioprinting: |
| • Cell types |
| • 2D pre-impression cell culture |
| • Post-3D printing cell culture systems. |
| – Maturation and characterization of bioprinted tissues: |
| • Sterility. |
| • Histology. |
| • Cell growth and quality monitoring. |
PRACTICAL SESSIONS |
| – Case study and examples of applications: |
| • Skin printing – connective tissue (extrusion). |
| • Epithelium printing – cell sheet (inkjet). |
| – Bioprinter and tools demonstration: |
| • Hands-on-with 6-axes robot bioprinter BioAssemblyBot and multi component bioprinting. |
| • Bioprinted object scale : big vs. small. |
| • Viscotec vs. pneumatique. |
| • Shear stress effect related to cell printing. |
| • Tissue characterization (cytometry, DMA, Histology). |
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