Tear resistance

Redwire Bioprinter Wins a Popular Science 2023 Best of What’s New Award Following World’s First On-Orbit Meniscus Print

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Thursday, November 30, 2023
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Popular Science’s Best of What’s New Awards winners represent a significant advancement in one of ten categories.

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  • Popular Science’s Best of What’s New Awards winners represent a significant advancement in one of ten categories.
  • In September, Redwire announced that it had successfully 3D bioprinted the first human knee meniscus on orbit using BFF .
  • “We are proud to be recognized by Popular Science for our groundbreaking bioprinting work happening on the ISS,” said Redwire Executive Vice President John Vellinger.
  • The print returned to Earth onboard the SpaceX Crew-6 mission for analysis following successful print operations in July.

Redwire BioFabrication Facility Successfully Prints First Human Knee Meniscus on ISS, Paving the Way for Advanced In-Space Bioprinting Capabilities to Benefit Human Health

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Thursday, September 7, 2023
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This milestone opens the door to improved treatments for meniscal injuries, one of the most common injuries for U.S. Service Members.

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  • This milestone opens the door to improved treatments for meniscal injuries, one of the most common injuries for U.S. Service Members.
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    Redwire’s 3D BioFabrication Facility successfully 3D printed the first human knee meniscus on the International Space Station, paving the way for advanced in-space bioprinting capabilities to benefit human health.
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    “This is a groundbreaking milestone with significant implications for human health,” said Redwire Executive Vice President John Vellinger.
  • Redwire has developed 20 research facilities for the ISS with 10 currently operating on station to deliver world-leading research.

Knee pain: here’s why it happens, and how you can fix it

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Wednesday, September 6, 2023
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Global estimates suggest more than one in five people over the age of 40 have a form of chronic knee pain.

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  • Global estimates suggest more than one in five people over the age of 40 have a form of chronic knee pain.
  • But just because knee pain is common doesn’t mean you have to live with it.
  • No matter the cause, tackling knee pain is often relatively straightforward when you know what to do.
  • People with inflammatory arthritis such as gout or rheumatoid arthritis can have flare-ups that cause knee pain.

Managing pain

    • The best way of managing knee pain depends on the cause.
    • Keep strong and active: Strengthening the muscles around your knee will noticeably reduce pain and stiffness.
    • Modify your activities: Some people find pacing their activities (such as doing certain tasks when your knee pain isn’t as bad, or spacing out activities that you know may cause pain), using walking aids or wearing shoes with shock-absorbing soles (such as good trainers) to be useful.
    • But these changes may only make a small difference in managing knee pain.
    • If you find your knee pain is made worse by your work, you may also want to make some changes to the way you normally do things to help reduce pain.

Preventing pain

    • But if your knee pain is due to a problem such as a ruptured ligament or advanced osteoarthritis, knee surgery may be recommended.
    • For people with advanced osteoarthritis, operations such as total knee replacement can lead to big improvements in pain, ability to carry out daily activities and overall wellbeing.
    • GPs may recommend painkillers in some circumstances – for example if your knee pain is stopping you exercising.

Redwire Subsidiary Wins Contract with European Space Agency to Develop 3D-BioSystem to Advance Tissue Manufacturing Capabilities for Long-Duration Spaceflight and Improving Life on Earth

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Tuesday, May 9, 2023
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Expanding Redwire’s legacy of in-space manufacturing and bioprinting on the International Space Station (ISS) for exploration and improving life on Earth, the 3D-BioSystem Facility will be a “one-stop shop" for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.

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  • Expanding Redwire’s legacy of in-space manufacturing and bioprinting on the International Space Station (ISS) for exploration and improving life on Earth, the 3D-BioSystem Facility will be a “one-stop shop" for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.
  • “We are proud to be developing the 3D-BioSystem to advance critical microgravity bioprinting capabilities,” said Erik Masure, Redwire Space NV Managing Director.
  • Like BFF, the 3D-BioSystem Facility has the potential to advance biomedical research to improve life on Earth.
  • Redwire’s on-orbit capabilities are advancing biomedical capabilities, advanced materials manufacturing, and plant biology, all in an effort to accelerate more scientific discovery and deliver more beneficial products to Earth.

LG UltraGear Announces Partnership With Esports Giants The London Royal Ravens

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Tuesday, November 16, 2021
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WEYBRIDGE, United Kingdom, Nov. 16, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- LG UltraGear today announced a partnership with the London Royal Ravens, ReKTGlobals Call of Duty League franchise team.

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  • WEYBRIDGE, United Kingdom, Nov. 16, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- LG UltraGear today announced a partnership with the London Royal Ravens, ReKTGlobals Call of Duty League franchise team.
  • As the lead sponsor of the team, the partnership allows LG UltraGear to demonstrate its commitment to the global gaming community.
  • The Royal Ravens will proudly display the LG UltraGear logo on their team jerseys.
  • The Royal Ravens partnership expands LGs esports presence; one that was strengthened this year with the release of LGs latest Ultra monitors, including a market-leading lineup of 2021 LG UltraGear Gaming Monitors.

Material Testing Equipment Market Scope and Applications Across Various Sectors: Radiant Insights, Inc.

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Tuesday, May 15, 2018
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Global Material Testing Equipment Market is segmented on the basis of type as Twin column, Load system, Single column, High elongation and others.

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  • Global Material Testing Equipment Market is segmented on the basis of type as Twin column, Load system, Single column, High elongation and others.
  • It has been anticipated that the Material Testing Equipment Market will experience a robust growth in the next couple of years due to growing scope and applications across various sectors.
  • Material Testing Equipment Market is segmented on the basis of capacity as Puncture Strength, Tear Resistance, Tensile Strength, Coefficient of Friction, Compression, and Flexure/Bend Strength.
  • Material Testing Equipment Market is segmented on the basis of geography as North America, Southeast Asia, China, Europe, Japan, and India.