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The Department of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering at DUET recently hosted a webinar featuring Dr. Yasmeen Tabak, an expert in biomaterials research from Tubitak. The webinar focused on the production of ceramics using the tape casting method for artificial bone application. Dr. Tabak discussed the properties of ceramic materials used in orthopedic applications and the challenges associated with their fabrication. She also highlighted the importance of material optimization and outlined future research directions in the field. The webinar provided valuable insights into the evolving landscape of orthopedic biomaterials research and served as a platform for collaboration among researchers and students. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on the study conducted by Björn Roßbach and colleagues which shows that collagen-based scaffolds with autologous tenocytes can improve the biomechanical outcomes of shoulders with rotator cuff tendon tissue tears.

The article offers information on a multicenter study conducted by researcher Wojciech Widuchowski and colleagues concerning the cartilage repair scaffold for treatment of focal cartilage knee lesions which showed defect filling and hyaline cartilage.

INTERACTIVE Doctors have begun performing surgeries to replace windpipes, or tracheas, with plastic scaffolding seeded with a patient's own cells. nytimes.com/health [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

ALMATY. Nov 12 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Two scaffolders died after falling from a scaffold at the Zhetybai field in the Mangistau Region, the Kazakh Emergency Ministry says in a press release. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]