Biofabricated materials are produced using biological processes, such as 3D bioprinting, cell culture, and microbial synthesis. This approach enables the precise construction of materials at the cellular or molecular level. The significance of biofabricated materials lies in their ability to mimic the complex architectures and functionalities found in nature. This makes them ideal for applications requiring high precision and biocompatibility, such as tissue engineering and personalized medicine. Our laboratory is engaged in developing biofabricated scaffolds for tissue regeneration, exploring microbial synthesis for environmentally friendly material production, and utilizing 3D bioprinting to create complex structures for medical applications.