Sanghamitra Deb
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Sanghamitra Deb is a researcher at the forefront of advanced biomaterials and 3D bioprinting, with a focus on creating dynamic scaffolds for tissue engineering. Her key research areas include the design of sacrificial templates, hydrogel-based constructs, and controlled dissolution mechanisms for complex biological structures. Deb’s most notable contribution is her pioneering work on "Controlled dissolution of freeform 3D printed carbohydrate glass scaffolds in hydrogels using a hydrophobic spray coating" (2018, 11 citations), which introduced a novel method to fabricate intricate, perfusable vascular networks within hydrogels. By applying a hydrophobic spray coating to carbohydrate glass scaffolds, she enabled precise, time-controlled dissolution, allowing for the creation of freeform channels that mimic natural vasculature—a critical advancement for organ-on-a-chip systems and regenerative medicine. This work has been cited for its innovative approach to overcoming diffusion limitations in thick tissues, directly impacting the design of more lifelike engineered constructs. Deb’s research continues to bridge materials science and biology, offering scalable solutions for complex tissue fabrication. Her achievements underscore her role as a rising innovator in biofabrication, with her 2018 study serving as a foundational reference for researchers developing next-generation 3D bioprinting strategies.
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