Costantini Lab

Engineering the future of skeletal muscle tissues and porous materials through 3D bioprinting and microfluidics.

Institute of Physical Chemistry, Polish Academy of Sciences,Warsaw

Led bydr hab. Marco Costantini

What we do

We build living tissues and porous materials by combining microfluidics, 3D (bio)printing and data-driven design.

  • Microfluidic biofabrication

    We combine microfluidic printheads with extrusion, wet-spinning and light-based 3D printing to pattern cells and materials with micrometre precision, including multi-material and gradient constructs.

  • Skeletal muscle & musculoskeletal models

    We engineer functional skeletal muscle, tendon and myotendinous-junction tissues, both as in vitro models and as implants for volumetric muscle loss.

  • Functionally graded porous materials

    Microfluidic foaming and emulsion templating give us precise control over pore size and gradients, while machine-learning-aided design links architecture to mechanical performance.

  • Vascularisation & regenerative biomaterials

    We build perfusable microvascular networks and bioactive hydrogels for tissue repair and, in our FNP FIRST TEAM project, bioresorbable dressings for negative-pressure wound therapy.

Research Projects

Current and recent funded research projects from the lab.

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SONATA BIS 11 – National Science Centre (NCN)Active

Diffusion of rods and flexible polymers in complex fluids

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Inverse design-assisted biodegradable modular dressings for negative pressure wound healing

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Academic Output

Research articles, reviews, book chapters and conference contributions from the lab.

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Recent papers

Our latest original research articles and reviews.

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Our Multidisciplinary Team

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