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BIMR Future Materials Innovators Students share their results on ChemRxiv

two male students holding a 3D printer mixer device

Ryan Singer and David A. González-Martínez applied to the BIMR Future Materials Innovators Program with a goal: to create a mixing system for uniform, reproducible viscous bioink preparation. Using 3D printing, they designed and tested different types of mixers.

We are proud to share that the results of their project are now available as a preprint on ChemRxiv: https://chemrxiv.org/engage/chemrxiv/article-details/687577d2728bf9025e78d29e. Congratulations to Ryan and David for turning their innovative concept into a tangible research outcome.

Have an innovative, collaborative idea you’d like to bring to life? Applications for the next round of the Future Materials Innovators Program will open in January 2026. Learn more about the program here:  https://brockhouse.mcmaster.ca/initiatives/future-materials-innovators-program/

 

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