Collaborative Workshop on Bio-Nano Manufacturing for Cellular Engineering; March, 2007; NIST, Gaithersburg, Maryland
细胞工程生物纳米制造合作研讨会;
基本信息
- 批准号:0650106
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 0.6万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:2006
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2006-11-01 至 2009-04-30
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
The objective of this collaborative workshop is to bring together researchers in the emerging fields of biomanufacturing and nanomanufacturing to explore synergies and opportunities at the interface of bio and nano manufacturing. Examples of nano-process techniques include surface modification, nanomanipulation, thermal, electrical and optical machining and deposition at nanoscale, electrospinning, synthesis and incorporation of nanoscale components and usage of biological life for the creation of nanomaterials. The workshop will identify, discuss and recommend possible collaborative areas for bio-nano manufacturing. It will invite and engage experts from the range of bio-nano manufacturing subjects areas such asfreeform fabrication based biomanufacturing, bio-printing and patterning, organ and cell printing, biomaterials designing and coating as well as nanodesigning and multiscale modeling, active and passive nano structures by designing, functionally graded hirachical nanointegrated systems, cellular sensory and actuator systems, multifunctional nano and micro metrology tools, targeted drug delivery, etc. In addition, this workshop will also discuss new opportunities for education curricula to train next generation workforce. Industry members will be an important part of this workshop where progress in small and well as large industries will be discussed and recommended to assure global competitivenss of US industries in this emerging field of bio-nano manufacturing.As biological manufacturing and nanoscale manufacturing emerges parallel, it is becoming increasing evident that their intersections are critical pathways where new discoveries and inventions reside and where engineered nano scale structures, patterning tools and metrology means can be effectively applied for predictable, producible/reproducible, and productive 2D and 3D biomanufacturing at cellular engineering level. This workshop will provide nanomanufacturing the insight necessary to lead research with 2D and 3D active and passive nanostructures, self- and directed- assemblies, nanoscale patterning, 2D and 3D hierarchical cell and molecule printing and integration, and multifucntional metrology.
这个合作研讨会的目的是将生物制造和纳米制造的新兴领域的研究人员汇集在一起,以探索Bio和Nano Manufacturing界面的协同作用和机会。纳米过程的示例包括纳米级的表面修饰,纳米管道,热,电气和光学加工和沉积,纳米级成分的静电,合成和掺入纳米材料的生物生命的使用以及使用生物学寿命。研讨会将识别,讨论并推荐生物纳米制造的可能协作领域。 It will invite and engage experts from the range of bio-nano manufacturing subjects areas such asfreeform fabrication based biomanufacturing, bio-printing and patterning, organ and cell printing, biomaterials designing and coating as well as nanodesigning and multiscale modeling, active and passive nano structures by designing, functionally graded hirachical nanointegrated systems, cellular sensory and actuator systems, multifunctional纳米和微观计量工具,有针对性的药物输送等。此外,该研讨会还将讨论教育课程培训下一代劳动力的新机会。行业成员将成为该研讨会的重要组成部分,在这个研讨会上,将讨论并建议在这个新兴的生物纳米制造领域中确保美国行业的全球竞争力,以确保美国行业的全球竞争力。随着生物制造业和纳米级制造的平行,同时出现了纳米级制造业,它正变得越来越明显地构成了构造和构造的阶级,并且在工程中的建筑量很大。手段可以有效地用于细胞工程水平上可预测,可生产/可再现的2D和3D生物制造。该研讨会将为纳米制造提供必要的见解,以使用2D和3D主动和被动纳米结构,自我和定向组件,纳米级图案,2D和3D层次结构细胞以及分子印刷和整合以及多效性元学。
项目成果
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