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Rheology-informed machine learning for filament-width prediction and process-space screening in handheld coaxial bioprinting
Flow-rate-controlled handheld coaxial bioprinting offers flexible filament deposition, but reproducible control of deposited geometry remains challenging because material properties and process conditions interact with device motion. In this study, we developed a rheology-informed, machine-learni
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