“…Specific features of foaming and evolution of the foamed media structure arouse interest because, on the one hand, foam-like materials are widely applied in the technological sphere-from biomedical to airspace technology. In particular, tissue engineering broadly applies processes of foaming biosoluble polymers with the use of above-critical and subcritical plasticizing agents in order to create highly-porous matrices for cell cultures growth [1,2]. On the other hand, foamed media are evolving structures that demonstrate various fundamental features in their evolution caused by primary processes in their structural elements (bubbles, bubble boundaries, areas of crossing boundaries (Plato-Gibbs channels), and nodes of Plato-Gibbs channels network at a local level.…”