BIOMET4D researcher Dr. Pedro José Díaz Payno has highlighted the latest developments in 4D printing technology as part of the Francisco de Vitoria University’s seminar series.
4D printing is a central element of the BIOMET4D project which aims to create a new generation of biodegradable, load-bearing implants capable of changing shape for dynamic tissue restoration to provide improved health outcomes.
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Dr. Díaz Payno’s presentation focused on his career development up to date, including his latest research on 4D (bio)printing for cartilage tissue engineering and biomedical device development.
The in-person seminar was attended by about 25 university students and professors. BIOMET4D is funded by the European Innovation Council through the EIC Pathfinder programme.