Stevens’ Semcer Center for Healthcare Innovation (CHI) unveiled its updated mission to the public in a campus event November 17 that also featured remarks from Stevens leadership, the Semcer family, a Columbia University prominent biomaterials researcher and a top official at Pfizer.
Electrospun Scaffolds for skin regeneration
Bone cells producing calcified tissue on a microfiber scaffold
3D printed blood vessel networks with porous walls
Inkjet printed fibronectin localized cell attachment
Thermoplastic 3D-printed scaffolds for treating segmental bone defects support cell growth, shown by pink color of culture media
Thermoplastic 3D Printing
Electrospun Scaffolds for skin regeneration
Bone cells producing calcified tissue on a microfiber scaffold
3D printed blood vessel networks with porous walls
Inkjet printed fibronectin localized cell attachment
Thermoplastic 3D-printed scaffolds for treating segmental bone defects support cell growth, shown by pink color of culture media
Thermoplastic 3D Printing
Electrospun Scaffolds for skin regeneration
Bone cells producing calcified tissue on a microfiber scaffold
3D printed blood vessel networks with porous walls
Inkjet printed fibronectin localized cell attachment
Thermoplastic 3D-printed scaffolds for treating segmental bone defects support cell growth, shown by pink color of culture media
Thermoplastic 3D Printing