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主题报告人简介 |
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------Dr. Wei Sun is Albert Soffa Chair Professor of Mechanical Engineering in College of Engineering, and affiliate Professor in School of Biomedical Engineering, Science, and Health Systems, Drexel University. He is also currently serving as Editor-in-Chief for international journal Biofabrication (published by Institute of Physics - IOP). Dr. Sun’s research has been focused on emerging field of Biofabrication, Computer-Aided Tissue Engineering, CAD/CAM, and Additive Manufacturing. His research has been sponsored by National Scienece Foundation (NSF), Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), National Institute of Standard and Technology (NIST), Army Research Laboratory (ARL), Johnson & Johnson (J&J), and other private sectors. He has published over 270 journal and conference papers and abstracts, and conducted over 130 invited national and international presentations.
------Dr. Sun is the founding Chair of Biomanufacturing Technical Committee for Division of Manufacturing Scienece and Engineering in American Society of Mechanical Engineering (ASME). He served as Section Editor for Tissue Engineering for Journal of American Society for Artificial Internal Organs (ASAIO, 2004-2008), and is also currently serving as Member of Editorial Board for other 5 international journals. Dr. Sun received the award of the University Research Fellow from the University of Sydney, Australia (2010), the William Mong Fellow from the University of Hong Kong (2008), the Outstanding Research Award from the College of Engineering in Drexel University (2009), and the Ralph R. Teetor Educational Award from the International Society for Automotive Engineers (2003). |
Wei Sun, Ph.D.
Albert Soffa Chair Professor
Editor-in-Chief: Biofabrication
Department of Mechanical Engineering Drexel University
Philadelphia, PA 19104, USA |
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报告摘要 |
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Biofabrication: an emerging paradigm for modern design and manufacturing |
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------For millions of years, cells have been thought of as Nature’s building blocks that make us what we are. “Let the cell do the work” is a general principle guided laboratory oriented biological research. Advance in Engineering and Life Sciences today has emerged an interdisciplinary paradigm of Biofabrication in which cells and other biologics are being used as engineering and/or biological building blocks to invent novel manufacturing processes and medical as well as therapeutic products. Biofabrication encompass a wide range of engineering, physical, chemical, and biological processes with a broad application in tissue science and engineering, disease pathogeneses study, drug testing and discovery, biosensors, and cell and organ printing. This presentation will report some salient advances on Biofabrication, covering the development of Biofabrication as an emerging field, the design, manufacturing and engineering relevance, the enabling Biofabrication techniques, and the impact of nanotechnology and integrated bio-nano fabrication. Examples of design and manufacturing of advanced tissue scaffolds and bioprinting of cells as tissue model for drug metabolism studies will be given. Challenges and opportunities of Biofabrication to modern design and manufacturing will also be discussed. |
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