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The publication library connects project development with peer-reviewed research, theses and other verified uses of Brinter technology.
Explore evidence →Print4Life — advancing biofabrication research and training through an international doctoral network.
Contributing industrial bioprinting technology and manufacturing expertise to a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network.
PRINT4LIFE
Research, training and technology development in one network.
Print4Life is an international Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network focused on additive manufacturing, bioprinting, biomaterials and related biofabrication technologies.
The network combines doctoral research with cross-sector training and industry interaction so new scientific knowledge is developed alongside an understanding of technology transfer and real-world application requirements.
OUR ROLE
Bringing industrial bioprinting technology into doctoral research.
AM Technologies by Brinter contributes bioprinting platforms, application knowledge and industrial manufacturing expertise to the network.
This creates a direct connection between emerging research questions and the engineering constraints involved in turning new materials and biological concepts into controlled additive manufacturing processes.
FROM RESEARCH TO CAPABILITY
Building the next generation of biofabrication expertise.
Doctoral networks create value beyond individual research results by building transferable skills, technical networks and future expertise across academia and industry.
For BrinterAM, Print4Life supports both technology development and long-term access to new knowledge in biofabrication, materials and manufacturing science.
RESEARCH EVIDENCE
Evidence behind the engineering approach.
Explore Print4Life.
Read more about the doctoral network and its research activities through Uppsala University.
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