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Huang Lab

Bioengineering, Materials Engineering & Biointerface

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'Biointerface' group, is driven by translational bioengineering research, focusing on 3D bioprinting and biofabrication for sustainability and healthcare. 

Research themes include (i) sustainably augmented living matters;  (ii) organ-on-a-chip and tissue engineering; (iii) intertwining 3D printing and AI for affordable and ethical healthcare and clinical informatics.

Our research is highly multi-disciplinary in nature, crossing fields of engineering, biology, chemistry, polymer physics and computer science. We aim to translate our scientific findings into exploring a new generation of tissue engineering constructs for personalised therapy, at affordable costs; and to provide new solutions for disease monitoring, drug testing, and better patient healthcare. Some of our research areas include:

  • Bio-inspired fabrication​
  • 3D bioprinting
  • Organ models
  • Tissue engineering
  • Fibre network bioelectronics and sensors
  • Fiber-of-Things (FoT)
 
 

Biointerface @ CUED People


The 'Biointerface' research group consists of researchers of different backgrounds, from engineering to biochemistry. Our research goal is to explore a new generation of tissue engineering constructs for personalised therapy, at affordable costs; and to provide new solutions for disease monitoring, drug testing, and better patient healthcare.

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Positions Available


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3D Printing Soft & Bio

Within our lab we have developed a number of 3D printing techniques for printing of soft and biological materials. These techniques enable the construction of extracellular matrix-like materials, ultimately providing the supporting structures for tissue development and regeneration.

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Organ Models & Tissue Engineering

This research theme focuses on developing models to recapitulate the microvasculature, and applying biofabrication and 3D bioprinting methods for organoid assembly. These technologies could lead to more efficient drug screening platforms, and manufacturing lab-grown tissues for tissue/organ regeneration.

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Bio-Machine & Healthcare Tech

Intertwining AI, internet-of-things, and 3D printing, we aim to develop low-cost devices for clinical informatics and healthcare monitoring.

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Featured Publications

See some of our featured publications, including a 3D fibre printing method to make air permissive sensors.