Fibrous scaffolds have become popular in tissue engineering (TE) due to their
morphological resemblance to extracellular matrix components. While electrospinning is the …

Introduction Solution blow spinning (SBS) and airbrushing are two techniques that can be
used as alternatives to electrospinning in the production of fibrous scaffolds for tissue …

Highly porous poly (ϵ-caprolactone) microfiber scaffolds can be fabricated using
electrospinning for tissue engineering applications. Melt electrospinning produces such …

One of the important components in tissue engineering is material structure, providing a
model for fixing and the development of cells and tissues, which allows for the transport of …

Melt electrospinning and its additive manufacturing analogue, melt electrospinning writing
(MEW), are two processes which can produce porous materials for applications where …

Biodegradable polymeric fibrous non-woven materials are widely used type of scaffolds for
tissue engineering. Their morphology and properties could be controlled by composition …

Flexible tubular structures fabricated from solution electrospun fibers are finding increasing
use in tissue engineering applications. However it is difficult to control the deposition of …

Scaffolds with a high surface-area-to-volume ratio (SA: V) are advantageous with regard to
the attachment and proliferation of cells in the field of tissue engineering. This paper reports …

Tissue engineering is an interdisciplinary field which combines the basic principles of life
sciences and engineering. One promising idea is the combination of scaffolds and living …

Degrapol® and PLGA electrospun fiber fleeces were characterized with regard to fiber
diameter, alignment, mechanical properties as well as scaffold porosity. The study showed …