Authors
Christoph A Spiegel, Eva Blasco
Published in
Trends in biotechnology. Sep 08, 2026. Epub Sep 08, 2026.
Abstract
In their work, Windisch et al. demonstrate the successful adaptation of volumetric 3D printing to photosynthetically active green microalgae-based engineered living materials (ELMs), addressing key fabrication challenges associated with light scattering and absorption in cell-laden materials. Their work expands the fabrication toolbox for geometrically complex ELMs and highlights volumetric printing as a promising approach for developing functional photosynthetic living materials.
PMID:
42705948
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