Biomedical Engineering · Vol. 9, Issue 1 · pp. 896–916
A Low-Cost Design for 3D-Printed Vascular Scaffolds, Tested in 631 Trials
Cecil Dippenaar · Norberto Hills · Filemon Tomečková
Georgia Tech · UC Berkeley · Yale University
Abstract
Despite sustained attention from the research community, 3d-printed vascular scaffolds remains difficult to study outside well-funded laboratories. We introduce a field-deployable framework and benchmark it against established baselines across 223 trials. The proposed approach improves on the strongest baseline by 5% while reducing computational cost. These findings suggest a practical path toward broader adoption in undergraduate laboratory conditions.
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