Biofabrication of Gelatin Tissue Scaffolds with Uniform Pore Size via Microbubble Assembly

Cover image by Merve Gültekinoğlu and Mohan Edirisinghe. Microbubbles are scientific balloons that are smaller than a millimeter and larger than a micron in size. One-size microbubbles with polymer, lipid or protein shells can be generated using microfluidic junctions and parameters such as capillary size, surface tension, viscosity, pressure and flow rate can be varied to control the size, shell thickness and stability of t

Aligned nanofibre strands produced by combining the simultaneous use of rotation, pressure and flow, a novel nanofibre mass production process which can now be modelled and optimised. See the paper ‘Modelling and optimization of pressure-coupled infusion gyration parameters for the nanofiber fabrication’.

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