Near-instantaneous volumetric printing of complex scaffolds comprised of tough PEG-based hydrogels

Mahsa Ebrahimi; Ulrike Arickx; M. Arreguín-Campos; Quinten Thijssen; Antonio Jaén Ortega; Mugdha V. Joglekar; Ruth Cardinaels; Sandra Van Vlierberghe; Lorenzo Moroni; Matthew B. Baker; Louis M. Pitet

doi:10.1039/d6py00113k

January 1, 2026Polymer Chemistry

Near-instantaneous volumetric printing of complex scaffolds comprised of tough PEG-based hydrogels

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Key Points

This research aims to develop a method for printing complex scaffold structures using tough PEG-based hydrogels.
Utilized light promoted crosslinking for printing hydrogels
Employed volumetric additive manufacturing techniques
Focused on creating intricate 3-dimensional structures
Successfully printed mechanically robust hydrogels
Achieved near-instantaneous printing process
Demonstrated capability for complex scaffolding designs

Implication

Volumetric additive manufacturing creates robust 3D Scaffold Structures with PEG-based hydrogels, suggesting advancements in printing technology.

Abstract

Mechanically robust hydrogels are printed via light promoted crosslinking using volumetric additive manufacturing, leading to intricate 3-dimensional structures.

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Ebrahimi et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Near-instantaneous volumetric printing of complex scaffolds comprised of tough PEG-based hydrogels

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Near-instantaneous volumetric printing of complex scaffolds comprised of tough PEG-based hydrogels

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