Imperial College London Reports Findings in Bone Scaffolds (Calcium Sources Can Increase Mechanical Properties of 3d Printed Bioactive Hybrid Bone Scaffolds).

A recent study conducted by researchers at Imperial College London focused on the development of bone scaffolds using inorganic/organic hybrid biomaterials for implant and 3D printed scaffold applications. By incorporating various calcium sources, such as calcium ethoxyethoxide (CEE), the researchers were able to enhance the mechanical properties and printability of the hybrid scaffolds. The study concluded that the optimized hybrid scaffolds showed promising mechanical properties and bioactivity, making them potentially suitable for bone regeneration applications. For more information, readers can refer to the original article published in RSC Advances. [Extracted from the article]