Miniaturization and 3D Printing of Bioreactors: A Technological Mini Review
Many articles have been published on scale-down concepts as well as additive manufacturing techniques. However, information is scarce when miniaturization and 3D printing are applied in the fabrication of bioreactor systems. Therefore, garnering information for the interfaces between miniaturization...
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doaj-b79573fee05a4305ace4f65a53169db72020-11-25T03:25:27ZengMDPI AGMicromachines2072-666X2020-09-011185385310.3390/mi11090853Miniaturization and 3D Printing of Bioreactors: A Technological Mini ReviewSpyridon Achinas0Jorn-Ids Heins1Janneke Krooneman2Gerrit Jan Willem Euverink3Faculty of Science and Engineering, University of Groningen, 9747 AG Groningen, The NetherlandsFaculty of Science and Engineering, University of Groningen, 9747 AG Groningen, The NetherlandsFaculty of Science and Engineering, University of Groningen, 9747 AG Groningen, The NetherlandsFaculty of Science and Engineering, University of Groningen, 9747 AG Groningen, The NetherlandsMany articles have been published on scale-down concepts as well as additive manufacturing techniques. However, information is scarce when miniaturization and 3D printing are applied in the fabrication of bioreactor systems. Therefore, garnering information for the interfaces between miniaturization and 3D printing becomes important and essential. The first goal is to examine the miniaturization aspects concerning bioreactor screening systems. The second goal is to review successful modalities of 3D printing and its applications in bioreactor manufacturing. This paper intends to provide information on anaerobic digestion process intensification by fusion of miniaturization technique and 3D printing technology. In particular, it gives a perspective on the challenges of 3D printing and the options of miniature bioreactor systems for process high-throughput screening.https://www.mdpi.com/2072-666X/11/9/853miniaturization3D printingbioreactorsmaterialsprocess intensification |
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Miniaturization and 3D Printing of Bioreactors: A Technological Mini Review |
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Miniaturization and 3D Printing of Bioreactors: A Technological Mini Review |
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miniaturization and 3d printing of bioreactors: a technological mini review |
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Many articles have been published on scale-down concepts as well as additive manufacturing techniques. However, information is scarce when miniaturization and 3D printing are applied in the fabrication of bioreactor systems. Therefore, garnering information for the interfaces between miniaturization and 3D printing becomes important and essential. The first goal is to examine the miniaturization aspects concerning bioreactor screening systems. The second goal is to review successful modalities of 3D printing and its applications in bioreactor manufacturing. This paper intends to provide information on anaerobic digestion process intensification by fusion of miniaturization technique and 3D printing technology. In particular, it gives a perspective on the challenges of 3D printing and the options of miniature bioreactor systems for process high-throughput screening. |
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miniaturization 3D printing bioreactors materials process intensification |
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