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Grayscale digital light processing 3D printing for highly functionally graded materials advances.sciencemag.org/content/5/5/ea…

Our paper on coaxial bioprinting of all-natural tough hydrogel-based functional blood vessels as tissue models and implantable grafts is online! Thanks, Y. Shrike Zhang, Xuanhe Zhao, the fantastic team, and the reviewers. science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…

Our acoustic volumetric 3D printing work on Science. Congrats to our team. Thanks, Y. Shrike Zhang and Junjie Yao for the great opportunity and support.

Our deep penetration acoustic volumetric printing (DAVP) work for through tissue printing in Science, Space & Robots. Appreciate NIBIB for featuring our work. Fantastic teamwork. Big congrats and thanks Y. Shrike Zhang Junjie Yao

This work was led by Xiao Kuang with Qiangzhou and Saud. Such a great collaboration from a number of different fields to bring to from conceptualization to reality. Congrats to the team again!

Years ago, at a DARPA program review, George Whitesides gave a presentation, which has since made a lasting impression on me. One of his slides mentioned “The Heilmeier Catechism” darpa.mil/work-with-us/h… More concisely— What’s new? Who cares?

Thanks so much again NIBIB NIH for the support and the storyline! Junjie Yao Brigham and Women’s Research Harvard Medical School

We are now in second round (first on the match list), please help us vote! It is based off our recent technology on deep-penetration acoustic volumetric printing (science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…). Xiao Kuang Junjie Yao Brigham and Women’s Research Harvard Medical School Duke University

Excited and honored to be a part of this event today at the NIH campus with live demos of our recently developed ultrasound printing technology (science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…) Science Magazine. Thanks again NIBIB NIH for the support! Brigham and Women’s Research Harvard Medical School Junjie Yao Duke University