by Monica Wellejus | Nov 13, 2020 | News
The performance of 3D printed bone implants in a mouse model of craniectomy The performance of P3D Bone as a novel form of individualized ceramic bone implants and controlled release drug depots has been investigated in previous studies (Jensen et al., 2018; Slots et...
by Monica Wellejus | Oct 21, 2020 | Blog posts, P3D Research Line
Tumoroids yield good research models for cancer research and screening of anticancer therapies In the study of cancer, tumoroids (tumor-like organoids) represent a promising tool for cost-effective research and screening of anticancer therapies.Tumoroids are...
by Monica Wellejus | Oct 19, 2020 | Events
In support of Danish cancer awareness week This week is Danish cancer awareness week, and we at Particle3D would like to join the Danish Cancer Society in this united, active effort against cancer. We want to take this opportunity to bring focus on bone cancer...
by Monica Wellejus | Jul 31, 2020 | Blog posts
Biomaterials, titanium or polymers? A wide range of metal-, plastic- and biomaterials are used to repair and replace damaged bone today. However, no type of implant is currently able to meet all clinical needs, and the question of which material is most suitable for...
by Monica Wellejus | Jul 19, 2020 | P3D Research Line
The benefits of 3D cell cultureThe development of lifelike 3D bone environments represents a good example of how 3D printing technology is revolutionizing the future of medicine, yielding advances in biotechnology and drug development. Especially, with the capacity to...
