The engineering of fully functional, biological‐like tissues requires biomaterials to direct
cellular events to a near‐native, 3D niche extent. Natural biomaterials are generally seen as …

The promising outcomes of chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cell therapy in hematologic
malignancies potentiates its capability in the fight against many cancers. Nevertheless, this …

3D-printing technologies, such as biofabrication, capitalize on the homogeneous distribution
and growth of cells inside biomaterial hydrogels, ultimately aiming to allow for cell …

Droplet-based high-throughput screening systems are an emerging technology that
provides a quick test to screen millions of cells with distinctive characteristics …

Tumor invasion is likely driven by the product of intrinsic and extrinsic stresses, reduced
intercellular adhesion, and reciprocal interactions between the cancer cells and the …

Abstract Changes in axonal myelination are an important hallmark of aging and a number of
neurological diseases. Demyelinated axons are impaired in their function and degenerate …

Microscopic hydrogels, also referred to as microgels, find broad application in life and
materials science. A well-established technique for fabricating uniform microgels is droplet …

Metastases arise from a multi-step process during which tumor cells change their mechanics
in response to microenvironmental cues. While such mechanical adaptability could …

The treatment of tongue squamous cell carcinoma (TSCC) faces challenges because TSCC
has an aggressive biological behavior and manifests usually as widespread metastatic …

Understanding the complex behaviour of cells in 3D culture environments requires control
and knowledge of the mechanical and chemical signals they are receiving. While naturally …