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Section for metallic 3D-printing at the Laboratory for Biomaterials and Bioengineering at U. Laval

Section for metallic 3D-printing at the Laboratory for Biomaterials and Bioengineering at U. Laval
拉瓦尔大学生物材料和生物工程实验室的金属 3D 打印部门
批准号:
RTI-2019-00272
负责人:
Mantovani, Diego
金额:
$10.93万
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依托单位国家:
加拿大
项目类别:
Research Tools and Instruments
财政年份:
2018
资助国家:
加拿大
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2018-01-01 至 2019-12-31

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中文摘要
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具有非常规和极端特性的先进材料正在成为生物医学、工业、化学、机械、制药和光学等多个领域产生和推动创新的关键因素,从而保证了竞争力并影响了经济增长。毫无疑问,增材制造是最新的、通用的、高潜力的材料加工技术之一。选择性激光熔化或原子扩散增材制造构成了两种创新路线,用于制造具有定制成分的样品,从而可以在相同的样品中产生成分梯度。在这项技术中,有可能赋予新的特征,如更高的抵抗力或生物吸引力,对选定的细胞,对广泛的底物,以一种非均匀的方式,整个标本几何形状。***我们建议通过向NSERC提交的提案获得的增材金属制造系统是一种易于使用的设备,它正在迅速成为学术实验室的金标准,这些实验室需要快速设计到生产金属样品,以开发新合金并在制造后的热处理后调节其性能。这个想法是为了探索增材制造用于医疗应用的新型可降解金属合金的潜力。临床迫切需要一种临时装置,既能完成任务,又能降解而不会对人体产生毒性反应,这充分证明了这项研究的合理性。儿童先天性疾病、神经系统药物的精确释放、手部和上颌面部手术、一些矫形缺陷治疗、大多数心脏支架植入手术,以及其他将极大地受益于一类具有定制梯度的新型先进制造材料的发展。在copi内部,已经研究了通过铸造、成形、电铸和粉末冶金制造新金属合金的潜力。结果清楚地表明,该过程对降解率有很大影响。开发具有目标降解率的新型金属可降解金属是目前该领域的主要挑战。这将允许开发个性化的设备,为每个病人,根据他/她的病理和设想的临床治疗。这将有力地帮助被提议的团队竞争性地展示他们在健康材料方面的基础研究工作的价值。***该设备有望促进copi发现研究成果的创新应用,从而使研究成果增值,并探索成为造福社会的真正产品的潜力。
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Advanced materials, showing unconventional and extreme properties are becoming the key factors for generating and pushing innovation in a number of fields, including biomedical, industrial, chemical, mechanical, pharmaceutical, and optical thus guaranteeing competitiveness and impacting the economic growth. One of the most recent, versatile and high-potential material processing techniques is without any doubt additive manufacturing. Selective laser melting or atomic diffusion additive manufacturing constitute two innovative routes for fabricating specimens with tailored composition making possible to generate compositional gradients into the same specimens. Within this technique, it is potentially possible to confer new features such as higher resistance or biological attractiveness towards selected cells, to a wide range of substrates, in a non-homogenous way, all over the specimen geometry. ***The additive metal manufacturing system we propose to acquire by this proposal to NSERC, is an easy-to-use equipment that is fast becoming the gold standard in academic laboratories that require rapid design-to-production of metallic specimens for developing new alloys and modulating their properties after post-fabrication thermomechanical treatments. The idea is to explore the potential of additively manufacturing new degradable metallic alloys for medical applications. The urgent clinical need for temporary devices that fulfill their mission and then degrade without generating toxic reactions into the body fully justify this research. Pediatric congenital diseases, neurological precise releasing of medicaments, hands and maxilla-facial surgery, some orthopedic defects treatments, most of the cardiac stenting procedures, and others will greatly benefit from the development of a new class of advanced manufactured materials with tailored gradients. Within the coPIs, the potential of fabricating new metallic alloys by casting, forming, electroforming and powder metallurgy has already been investigated. Results clearly show that the process strongly affect the degradation rate. The elaboration of new metallic degradable metals with targetable degradation rate constitute today the main challenge in the field. This will allow to develop personalized devices for each patient and depending from his/her pathology and envisaged clinical treatment. This will strongly help the proposed team to competitively show the value of their fundamental research works on materials for health. ***This equipment is expected to boost the application of the results of the coPIs discovery researches toward innovation thus valorizing the output of the researches and exploring the potential to become true products for the benefit of the Society.
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Biomatériaux et Bioingénierie pour l'Innovation en Chirurgie/Biomaterials and Bioengineering for the Innovation in Surgery
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    CRC-2018-00091
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  • 财政年份:
    2022
  • 负责人:
    Mantovani, Diego
  • 依托单位:
Designing, developing and validating advanced materials and surface modifications for innovative biomaterials and implants
  • 批准号:
    RGPIN-2022-04179
  • 项目类别:
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    $6.56万
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    2022
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Designing and developing processes for plasma immersion ion implantation of metallic surfaces for improving bio- and hemo-compatibility for biomedical devices
  • 批准号:
    538280-2018
  • 项目类别:
    Collaborative Research and Development Grants
  • 资助金额:
    $6.33万
  • 财政年份:
    2021
  • 负责人:
    Mantovani, Diego
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Development of plasma-based coating processes for medical devices with tailored-range bactericidal properties
  • 批准号:
    549867-2020
  • 项目类别:
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  • 资助金额:
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  • 财政年份:
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