Advanced Biofabrication Technologies and Applications


18 Sept.			09:00 - 10:30

CLOISTER ROOM

HEALTH & NANOMEDICINE
TT.V - Technical Parallel Track Sessions
Advanced Biofabrication Technologies and Applications
Session organized by University Magna Graecia of Catanzaro Chairs: Carmine GENTILE, University of Tecnhnology Sydney \| Michele CONTI, University of Pavia
This session will explore cutting-edge advances in biofabrication technologies, focusing on innovative methods for the design and construction of biologically functional structures. Topics will include 3D bioprinting, biomaterial engineering, microfluidic platforms, and the integration of biofabrication with regenerative medicine, tissue engineering, and organ-on-chip applications. Speakers will highlight both the technological breakthroughs and the translational potential of these approaches, offering insights into current challenges and future directions in the field.
The symposium is part of YoungInnovation (FE.II)
TT.V.I.1 FE.II.11.1	Introductive Keynote Gianluca CINDONIO University of Pavia Advanced Biofabrication Technologies and Applications
TT.V.I.2 FE.II.11.2	Luca CAFUERO - CV University of Salento Oleogel's modification: from natural plasticization to wax reinforcement for 3D printing via Fused Filament Deposition
TT.V.I.3 FE.II.11.3	NIZIOŁ Martyna - CV Wroclaw University of Science and Technology Microalgae-enriched inks for coaxial 3D bioprinting: printed structures with perfusion channel
TT.V.I.4 FE.II.11.4	Federica MONTELLA - CV University of Salerno Microfluidic-based encapsulation of amino acids in lipid nanocarriers via electrostatic interactions
TT.V.I.5 FE.II.11.5	Lucia IAFRATE - CV Sapienza University of Rome Advanced 3D bioprinting of decellularised human bone and placental bioinks for functional skeletal regeneration