Design tools for patient specific and highly controlled melt electrowritten scaffolds.

Melt electrowriting (MEW) has grown in popularity in biofabrication research due to its ability to fabricate complex, high-precision networks of fibres. These fibres can mimic the morphology of a natural extracellular matrix, enabling tissue analogues for transplantation or personalised drug screening. To date, MEW has employed two different collector-plate modalities for the fabrication of constructs.