ProfessorHala Zreiqat

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Journal

UnIversity of Sydney: 3D printing technologies are now so advanced they can create structures on a nanoscale

Sydney Morning Herald: The technology to make your life better - and perhaps even longer - already exists

Radcliffe Magazine: It had been four weeks since a veterinary orthopedist had surgically implanted a tiny scaffold in a rabbit's forelimb, and Zreiqat was keen to see results

The Harvard Gazette: Researcher, student share more than an interest in new treatment

UnIversity of Sydney: The University of Sydney is excited to announce its leading role in supporting the next generation of biomedical engineers skilled at addressing Australia's future health challenges

UnIversity of Sydney: The King of Jordan, His Majesty King Abdullah II, has bestowed the Order for Distinction of the Second Degree upon Professor Hala Zreiqat, in recognition of her achievements and innovations in biomedical engineering

UnIversity of Sydney: Allegra will use grant to commercialise University invention

UnIversity of Sydney: A new 3D-printed ceramic implant developed by biomedical engineers at the University of Sydney will ultimately replace grafts and metal hardware in mending broken bones using the body's natural healing process

New Scientist: No metal plates or screws needed: a new 3D-printed ceramic implant mends broken legs by holding the fractured parts together, then turning into natural bone