Volumetric building blocks: A simple and modular approach to create perfusable models via assembly of volumetrically printed subunits
Tomographic volumetric additive manufacturing (tVAM) enables rapid 3D printing of constructs with intricate, freestanding geometries. Besides demonstrating very promising applications in tissue engineering and biofabrication, a limitation of the technology has been the relatively high material consumption and limited maximal model size due to optical and technical constraints. Here we demonstrate…
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