A definition of bioinks and their distinction from biomaterial inks
Jürgen Gröll(University of Würzburg), Tim B. F. Woodfield(University of Otago), Jason A. Burdick(University of Colorado Boulder), Michael Gelinsky(University Hospital Carl Gustav Carus), Koichi Nakayama(Saga University), Wei Sun(Shanxi Medical University), Jos Malda(Utrecht University), Shoji Takeuchi(The University of Tokyo), Tomasz Jüngst(University of Würzburg), Aleksandr Ovsianikov(TU Wien), James J. Yoo(Forest Institute), Sarah C. Heilshorn(Stanford University), Vladimir Mironov(Sechenov University), Brian Derby(University of Manchester)
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