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18JAN 2012
2012
BIOSCENT progress meeting in Paris
Dr. Ranjana Rai and Prof. Aldo R. Boccaccini attended the progress meeting of the project “BIOactive highly porous and injectable scaffolds controlling stem cell recruitment, proliferation and differentiation and enabling angiogenesis for Cardiovascular Engineered Tissues” (BIOSCENT), a European Union FP7 project in Paris on 18-19 Jan. 2012. The meeting was organised by one of the consortium partner member, L’Institut […]Dr. Ranjana Rai and Prof. Aldo R. Boccaccini attended the progress meeting of the project “BIOactive highly porous and injectable scaffolds controlling stem cell recruitment, proliferation and differentiation and enabling angiogenesis for Cardiovascular Engineered Tissues” (BIOSCENT), a European Union FP7 project in Paris on 18-19 Jan. 2012. The meeting was organised by one of the consortium partner member, L’Institut […]
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29NOV 2011
2011
Project: “Bioactive materials, cell and tissue printing: New therapeutic approaches for organ level tissue engineering and regenerative medicine” selected as one of the new “Emerging Fields” funded projects
The research project “Bioactive materials, cell and tissue printing: New therapeutic approaches for organ level tissue engineering and regenerative medicine” has been selected as one of the University’s “Emerging Fields” projects and it will be funded for 2 years.Coordinator is Prof. Aldo R. Boccaccini in collaboration with Dr R. Detsch (Institute of Biomaterials) and co-investigators are Prof. […]The research project “Bioactive materials, cell and tissue printing: New therapeutic approaches for organ level tissue engineering and regenerative medicine” has been selected as one of the University’s “Emerging Fields” projects and it will be funded for 2 years.Coordinator is Prof. Aldo R. Boccaccini in collaboration with Dr R. Detsch (Institute of Biomaterials) and co-investigators are Prof. […]
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22JUL 2011
2011
Researchers from the National Research Centre (Cairo, Egypt) visited our Institute
Prof. Salma M. Naga and Dr. Hesham El-Maghraby of the Ceramics Department, National Research Centre in Cairo, Egypt, visited our Institute on 22nd July in the framework of the project “Synthesis, characterization and potential applications of oxide ceramics in bone substitution medicine”. Porous bioceramic materials prepared in Egypt are being tested in our laboratories in terms […]
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03FEB 2011
2011
Start of Initial Training Network (ITN) (GLACERCO): Glass and Ceramic Composites for High Technology Applications
A new Initial Training Network (ITN) funded by the EU has been awarded in the field of Glass and Ceramic Composites for High Technology Applications (GLACERCO) to a consortium with participation of our Institute. The total Funding awarded is: 3 890 000 €. The coordinating institution is Polytechnic of Turin, Italy. The kick-off meeting was held […]
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16DEC 2010
2010
Final Project Meeting in London
The final scientific meeting of the project: “Preparation and Characterization of Calcium Phosphate Cement Reinforced with Bio-functionalized Carbon Nanotubes for Medical Applications”, funded by the British Council under the PMI2 Connect initiative, was held on 14-15 December at Imperial College London. The project involved collaboration between researchers and students of the Department of Materials, Imperial […]The final scientific meeting of the project: “Preparation and Characterization of Calcium Phosphate Cement Reinforced with Bio-functionalized Carbon Nanotubes for Medical Applications”, funded by the British Council under the PMI2 Connect initiative, was held on 14-15 December at Imperial College London. The project involved collaboration between researchers and students of the Department of Materials, Imperial […]
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20MAY 2010
2010
Institute of Biomaterials partner in the European Virtual Institute on Knowledge-based Multifunctional Materials AISBL (KMM-VIN)
Our Institute has been approved as one of the 35 partners of the European Virtual Institute on Knowledge-based Multifunctional Materials AISBL (KMM-VIN). KMM-VIN was founded under the auspices of the European Commission as a single legal entity with a supranational character to offer integrated basic and applied commercial research, educational and innovation activities in the […]
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