Abhishek Dhand

Delighted to share our new work out in @polymerchem.rsc.org. In this work we create a recyclable dithiolane monomer, capable of printing in 2 or 3D across various length scales. Check out the cool artwork we printed on the micron scale!
doi.org/10.1039/D5PY00199D

I am so deeply sorry for your loss! Rosa will be dearly missed!

Make sure to check out other Burdick Lab podium and poster presentations to learn about our latest projects! ✨ (2/n)

List of Burdick Lab podium and poster presentations at SFB 2025

Excited to present our latest research at SFB 2025 Meeting! If you’re interested in light-based 3D printing of in vitro disease models and fabrication of photoresponsive hydrogels, please attend my talks on Wednesday (04/09) and Friday (04/11)! Can’t wait to connect with everyone in Chicago 🏙️ (1/n)

On behalf of all the co-authors, I want to thank our advisors for supporting us on this student-led article! Finally, huge thanks to the editorial team at RSC Applied Polymers for making this article open-access at no charge to the authors. (5/n)

Huge thanks to all the co-authors for contributing their vision for the field. Special thanks to Max Saccone for co-leading this perspective with me. Special shoutout to Dr. Emily Pentzer for her encouragement and support of this unconventional idea! (4/n)

We are excited to be building and growing this supportive community of early career researchers working on VP and would love to connect with others interested in this field! I have learnt so much from my co-authors and looking forward to more collaborations! (3/n)

Schematic illustration of the different modalities of vat photopolymerization (VP) as well as ideas for developing new chemistries and processes to be used with VP

The idea for this perspective was conceived through conversations at the 2024 GRS/GRC meeting on Additive Manufacturing of Soft Materials! I am honored to be a part of this diverse, multi-disciplinary team of scientists spanning basic science to engineering! (2/n)

Advances in vat photopolymerization: early-career researchers shine light on a path forward Vat photopolymerization (VP) has emerged as a promising additive manufacturing technique to allow rapid light-based fabrication of 3D objects from a liquid resin. Research in the field of vat photopol...

Beyond excited to share our collaborative, forward-looking perspective in @rsc.org Applied Polymers with a team of early career researchers (graduate students and postdoctoral scientists) on Vat Photopolymerization with special emphasis on new chemistries and processes!
pubs.rsc.org/en/content/a...

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or if you need access to the article! I would love to connect on anything additive manufacturing, hydrogels, biofabrication, tissue engineering or disease modeling! (4/n)

Huge thanks to the editorial team @natrevbioeng.bsky.social for their help and support! (3/n)

Step-by-step guide to DLP printing that involves selecting the polymer, tuning optical properties, obtaining working curve, print parameter optimization followed by printing and post-processing. These steps are illustrated by schematic representations.

If you’re interested in Digital Light Processing (DLP) of hydrogels for biomedical applications, do check out our step-by-step guide for printing and discussion on translational considerations! (2/n)

Lithography-based 3D printing of hydrogels - Nature Reviews Bioengineering Lithography-based 3D printing has emerged as a valuable tool with which to develop hydrogels for biomedical applications. This Review discusses lithography-based 3D printing techniques, offers guidanc...

Excited to share our recent review on ‘Light-based 3D printing of Hydrogels’ featured in the Biofabrication Focus Issue of @natrevbioeng.bsky.social! (1/n)

www.nature.com/articles/s44...

3D-printing of a heart

Our February focus issue delves into advancements in biofabrication technologies, showcasing how they are transforming our capacity to create complex biological structures with unmatched precision, control and speed – all free to access
Read it here: go.nature.com/3WTonm7

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