LIFOMUL 3D - LIgnin FOrmulations for MULtimaterial 3D printing of microneedle electrodes

Giorgio C. Mutinati; Tim Michael Kothe; Thomas Maier; M. Eggeling; Rainer Hainberger; Simon Berchtold; Benjamin Pittl; Amr Eltabakh; Thomas Hribernig; Nikolay Verbitskiy; Anika Kaufmann; Julian Thiele

LIFOMUL 3D - LIgnin FOrmulations for MULtimaterial 3D printing of microneedle electrodes

Giorgio C. Mutinati (Author and Speaker)
, Tim Michael Kothe
, Thomas Maier
, M. Eggeling
, Rainer Hainberger
, Simon Berchtold
, Benjamin Pittl
, Amr Eltabakh
, Thomas Hribernig
, Nikolay Verbitskiy
, Anika Kaufmann
, Julian Thiele

Molecular Diagnostics

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Abstract

The LIFOMUL 3D research project implements the printing of materials based on lignin via projection-microstereolithography (PµSL) to fabricate ECG- and EEG-compatible microneedle electrodes for long term monitoring applications. Here we will present the latest results regarding the formulation and printing of the lignin-based resins, and regarding the development of the PµSL printer.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 5 Mar 2024
Event	LOPEC 2024: (Large-area, Organic & Printed Electronics Convention) - Munich, Germany Duration: 5 Mar 2024 → 7 Mar 2024

Conference

Conference	LOPEC 2024
Country/Territory	Germany
City	Munich
Period	5/03/24 → 7/03/24

Research Field

Molecular Diagnostics

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LIFOMUL 3D - LIgnin FOrmulations for MULtimaterial 3D printing of microneedle electrodes

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