Over the past decade, there has been significant growth in the use of fibre-based products
and structures for biomedical applications, with new fibrous materials and manufacturing …

In this invited feature article, the invention of pressurized gyration in 2013 and its
subsequent development into sister processes such as pressurized melt gyration, infusion …

Antibacterial polymer nanocomposite fibre meshes containing graphene oxide (GO)
nanosheets were successfully prepared by pressurised gyration. The morphological and …

As a facile, efficient, and low‐cost fiber manufacturing strategy, pressurized gyration/rotation
(PG) is attracting tremendous attention. This review provides a comprehensive introduction …

Centrifugal spinning is a technology used to generate small diameter fibers and has been
extensively studied for its vast applications in biomedical engineering. Centrifugal spinning …

Organ dysfunction is a major cause of morbidity and mortality. Transplantation is typically the
only definitive cure, challenged by the lack of sufficient donor organs. Tissue engineering …

Polycaprolactone (PCL) is a widely used material in many applications to tackle health
problems worldwide. Formed micro-or nanosized PCL particles and fibres benefit from a …

The ability to generate core–sheath bicomponent polymer nanofibers in a single-step with
scale-up possibilities is demonstrated using pressurised gyration manufacturing. This is the …

Fibres in the micro-and nanometre scale are suited to a broad range of applications,
including drug delivery and tissue engineering. Electrospinning is the manufacturing method …

Drug delivery systems are a critical component of disease treatment, playing a pivotal role in
achieving optimal therapeutic outcomes. Traditional drug delivery methods, whether oral …