Allevi BetaBot Featured in Museum of Design Atlanta
Why should the things we work with every day not be beautiful? At Allevi, we put a lot of thought into the look and feel of our products, as well as their
March 1, 2016
Clone Armies and the Squishy Things Inside of Us: 7-year-olds Learn to Engineer Biology
Clone Armies and the Squishy Things Inside of Us: 7-year-olds Learn to Engineer Biology… At Allevi, we’ve been accused of living in tomorrow’s world – and with the self-stated purpose of curing
January 18, 2016
The Disruption Continues at TERMIS, with Allevi 2
Last week was a big week for bioprinting and tissue engineering. You may have heard that we officially came out of Beta and launched the most advanced 3D bioprinter ever created
December 7, 2015
On the Horizon: The First 3D Bioprinted Organ Transplant
3D bioprinters are steadily becoming a staple in research and health settings around the world—and Russian researchers from the 3D Bioprinting Solutions lab just outside Moscow are proving just how powerful they
October 23, 2015
Allevi Turns One!
A year ago, we founded Allevi in a dorm room on top of a noisy college bar. We started with the mission of conquering the largest mystery of our generation
August 8, 2015
Using a 3D Bioprinter to Create Bone
Imagine being able to create bone. Things like jawbone surgery, healing fractures, and treating bone diseases would be revolutionized. Well, a future in which doctors and researchers regularly use a
July 3, 2015
Scientists Create Beating Heart Tissue in a Lab Dish
Check out the amazing work that our collaborators, Dr. Kevin Costa and his lab, are doing at Mount Sinai! From the article: Scientists have successfully grown human heart tissue in
June 17, 2015
10 Cools Things You Could Print with a 3D Bioprinter in the Near Future
3D bioprinting is an intuitive way to approach biology. But not many people realize its versatility. Read on for 10 cool things you could make with a 3D bioprinter in
May 4, 2015
Dr. Doris Taylor is Building a Heart from Scratch
Here at Allevi, we’re always keeping an eye out for research being done in tissue engineering and stem cell biology. Together, these disciplines form the backbone of regenerative medicine. So, it’s
April 29, 2015
21st Century Frankenstein
Mary Shelley published her magnum opus, Frankenstein, in 1818. It was at this point in human history that the burgeoning scientific revolution of the 19th century ushered in one of the most
March 24, 2015
A Brief History of Regeneration and Biomimicry in Biology
Mother Nature is a master engineer. Through years of evolution, it has fine-tuned the relationship between structure and function for all organisms. By turning to nature for inspiration, scientists, builders,
February 18, 2015
3D Printed Heart Saves the Life of a Newborn
Here’s some BIG, heartwarming news in the world of 3D bioprinting and medical science—literally heartwarming because through the use of a 3D printed heart, doctors were able to save the
January 5, 2015
