Lecture
This lecture covers the development of a high-resolution 3D printing technology for advanced biomaterials, focusing on Melt Electrowriting (MEW). The instructor discusses the principles, applications, and advantages of MEW, showcasing its exceptional stability, fiber diameter control, and potential for in-process monitoring. Various topics are explored, including the evolution from electrospinning to electrowriting, the impact on manufacturing diversity, and the regulatory pathways for 3D-printed implants. The lecture emphasizes the design considerations, mechanical properties, and fabrication techniques associated with MEW, highlighting its role in tissue engineering and biomedical applications.