The objective of CECT is to address this clinical opportunity by applying three-dimensional (3D) printing strategies to produce novel tissue-engineered constructs with transplantation capabilities. CECT brings together research leaders at the University of Maryland, Rice University, and Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine, known for their strong bioengineering and biofabrication expertise, state-of-the-art resources, and translational experience, to form three Technology Research and Development Projects (TR&Ds). Additionally, Collaborative and Service projects with other institutions, both academic and industry, add depth and breadth to the research program and technical capabilities... CECT also focuses on growing a community engaged in developing and utilizing complex engineered tissues by offering a series of education and training programs as well as communication resources to help develop and establish these technologies. This center aims to be a national and..
Also known as: Center for Engineering Complex Tissues