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Research Topic with the ESB2025 conference

Share work on advanced biomaterials uniting antimicrobial action immunomodulation and regeneration to combat device-associated and chronic wound infections. Hosted by ESB2025 the Topic spotlights trends from multifunctional coatings to marine biopolymers.

Review Article of the Month - October

Organoids-on-chip are turbocharging organoid research—bringing dynamic, lifelike microenvironments that boost maturation and function, unlock multi-tissue interactions, and accelerate translation from bench to bedside

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Original Research Article of the Month - October

Can bioengineered skin grafts match the early power of autologous grafts while slashing donor-site morbidity—hint: they may rival long-term outcomes and could reshape patient-centric skin reconstruction

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eBook of the Month - October

Read our new ebook on imaging-driven and computational methods—elastography, motion tracking, FEM—for quantifying tissue biomechanics. Explore trends in accuracy, validation, and translation across cardiovascular, cancer, and musculoskeletal fields

Biofabrication

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Research Topic with the ESB2025 conference

Review Article of the Month - October

Original Research Article of the Month - October

12th ICBBE Conference 2025 in Tokyo

eBook of the Month - October

Editors

sandra van vlierberghe

thomas boland

young-sam cho

pedro ferreira costa

Articles

BEES-HAUS preventing urethral stricture recurrence by restoring the integrity of urothelium and its further simplified version, the BHES-HAUS

Editorial: State-of-art of 3D printing and bioprinting technology in various domains of biomedicine, tissue engineering and regenerative medicine

Developing Scalable Woven Textile-Based Scaffolds for Tubular Tissues with Core–Sheath Nanofibre Yarns and Tuneable Weave Architectures

Biofabrication of 3D-printed, pre-cross-linked alginate dialdehyde–gelatin (ADA–GEL) scaffolds for an in vivo metastatic arteriovenous loop tumor model

Research Topics

Characterization of Hydrogels for 3D Bioprinting: From Rheology to Biological Performance

From AI-Enhanced Design to Bio-Reinforced Constructs: Innovations in 3D Printing for Biotechnology

Biofabrication Breakthroughs from Early-Career Innovators

Horizons in Multifunctional Biomaterials: From Infection Control to Tissue Regeneration