Biofabrication Facility Utrecht

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In-house collaborative research support

The Biofabrication facility provides in-house collaborative research support to a wide range of technologies and training.

The available equipment is divided into two segments of use cases: Prototyping and Bioprinting.

Bioprinting

Extrusion-based bioprinting (EBBP)

The following extrusion (bio)printers are available for use:

  • Cell ink Inkredible
  • RegenHU 3D Discovery
  • RegenHu R-GEN 100
  • RegenHu R-GEN 200
  • Felix Bioprinter
  • TissueLabs TissueStart
  • Various custom build systems

Melt Electrowriting systems (MEW-systems)

The following machines are available:

  • Custom-build and in-house developed systems
  • RegenHU 3D Discovery
  • RegenHU R-GEN 100
  • RegenHU R-GEN 200

Laser-Induced Forward Transfer (LIFT)

The Next Generation Bioprinter – Research (NGB-R, from Poietis) is a cutting-edge bioprinter that combines Laser Induced Forward Transfer (LIFT) technology with extrusion bioprinting.

Volumetric (bio)printing

The following volumetric (bio)printers are available for use:

  • Tomolite (Readily 3D)
  • Polychrochromatic printer (Readily 3D)
  • In-house built system

Prototyping

Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM)

The following 3D-printers are available for use:

  • Bambulab P1S
  • Bambulab X1 Carbon
  • Ultimaker 3
  • Ultimaker 3s

Photopolymerization (VPP) printing

The following resin printers are available for use:

  • Formlabs 3B+
  • Atum 3D

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