Together but not scrambled: A perspective on chaotic printing/bioprinting
Grissel Trujillo‐de Santiago,
Mario Moisés Alvarez
Abstract:Structures in nature are often multi‐material, and their structures have a fine balance between segregation and aggregation (mixed, but not scrambled) that provides functionality. Chaotic fabrication, a technology that exploits the ability of chaotic advection to create predictable and reproducible multilayered structures, excels at producing materials where this balance can be achieved and finely tuned. This method is based on the use of chaotic mixing systems, which can produce constructs with highly organiz… Show more
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