Hebrew University of Jerusalem Researchers Describe New Findings in Tissue Engineering (Design Principles for Laser-Printed Macrofluidics).

Researchers from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem have developed a new method for fabricating fluidic circuits using laser printing technology. The method allows for rapid prototyping of macrofluidic devices with control over fluid manipulation and environmental conditions. The researchers tested the laser-printed macrofluidics in various settings and found that they performed well in controlling fluid flow and maintaining environmental conditions. This approach has the potential to advance research and innovation in fluidics, biomedical research, synthetic biology, tissue engineering, and STEM education. [Extracted from the article]