Tissue engineering may be defined as the application of the principles and techniques of
biomedical engineering to products and processes involving living cells. As such it is located …

This perspective, marking the 30th anniversary of the Tissue Engineering journal, discusses
the exciting trends in the global commercialization of tissue engineering technology. Within …

The potential of tissue engineering to deliver clinical advances hinges on a connected
ecosystem that includes academics, funding agencies, entrepreneurs, investors, the …

The human body, unlike that of fish and amphibians, cannot functionally regenerate organs
and tissues lost due to injury or ageing. In the human body, the main response to tissue …

Cell therapies have emerged as a promising therapeutic modality with the potential to treat
and even cure a diverse array of diseases. Cell therapies offer unique clinical and …

In the past 25 years, the tissue engineering field has made incredible strides in developing
tangible therapies for patients in need. Applications of the tissue engineering paradigm …

The regenerative medicine sector, comprised of tissue engineered products and cell and
gene therapies, has grown rapidly over the past decade, including significant therapeutic …

Many academic researchers are familiar with the technical challenges inherent in creating
patient-specific, tissue-engineered therapeutics for clinical applications. However, for the …

At its core, tissue engineering involves the use of a scaffold for the formation of new viable
tissue for medical purposes. This field has expanded to include the development of …

Numerous scientific and technological advances have transformed drug development from
an empirical art-form to a precise and systematic design effort. A fundamental understanding …