In this Research Topic entitled “Novel composites and multi-material assembly approaches for
Tissue Regeneration,” we aimed to bring forth new insights and ideas from our peers who
combine various materials to create complex tissue-regeneration solutions. As we wrap up this
topic for now, we are happy to report that we were able to attract several interesting research
studies, which generated significant new insight for our field. On composite materials, we
received studies combining collagen composites with other biological factors, native extracellular
matrix composites with hydrogels and cellulose-hydrogel composites among biologically sourced
materials; and polymer-drug, polymer-polymer and polymer-hydrogel composites among (mostly)
synthetic materials. On multi-material fabrication approaches, the papers received covered pressure
based extrusion (bioprinting), composite material electrospnning, and an automated sheet rolling
technique to obtain 3D constructs from electrospun films.
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Published Citation
Sinha R, O'Brien FJ, Camarero-Espinosa S. Editorial: Novel composites and multi-material assembly approaches for tissue regeneration. Front Bioeng Biotechnol. 2020;8:680