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Materials for biological interfaces, implants and tissue engineering.

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Biomaterials·Scheduled 2027Open access
High-resolution fabrication of porous microtubular scaffolds for vascular tissue engineering using two-photon stereolithography

Johanna Vetter, Anna Fritschen, Laura Teppe, Souraj Mandal et al.

Providing transport routes for oxygen and nutrient supply in macroscopic tissue remains a major challenge in tissue engineering. Among fabrication methods for perfusable microtubular structures, two-photon stereolithography (TPS) stands out due to its superior resolution, achieving features at the capillary scale. This study uses TPS to fabricate hollow tubes and investigates t…

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Colorful Bioactive Hydroxypropyl Cellulose Photonic Materials Synergistically Reinforced by Natural Deep Eutectic Solvents and Sodium Copper Chlorophyllin

Jiahao Yu, Wenjie zhang, Haixing Yin, Rongheng Chen et al.

Cellulose photonic materials are highly promising for food packaging and decoration. However, their applications are limited by challenge of simultaneously enhancing structural color and bioactive properties. Inspired by the coloration of blueberries, innovative, colorful, and multifunctional hydroxypropyl cellulose (HPC) photonic materials synergistically reinforced by natural…

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Bottom-up fabrication of high-strength mycelium-based materials: Tween as a bioregulator of mycelium growth

Jiahao Cui, Mengmeng Xu, Ting Li, Yuan Hao et al.

Mycelium-based materials represent a promising sustainable alternative to petroleum-based plastics. However, their broad-scale application remains hindered by intrinsic mechanical frailty and the ubiquitous strength-toughness trade-off. In this work, we present a bottom-up fabrication strategy that overcomes these limitations by engineering desirable material properties during …

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Haversian-Inspired Hierarchical Scaffold for Vascularized Bone Repair

Hong-Shuo Zhu, Ying-Han Hu, Yu-Yi Duan, Hao-Yu Li et al.

To overcome delayed vascularization and wet-state mechanical deterioration in critical-sized bone defect repair, we developed a composite scaffold inspired by the natural Haversian system. The scaffold features longitudinally interconnected primary channels surrounded by anisotropic micropores, forming a hierarchical network that enhances directional mass transport, tissue infi…

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