NET-RARE second workshop will explore how humanized and bioengineered models can replace 2D cultures and murine models to better understand and replicate rare disorders. The goal is to examine the latest approaches for studying rare diseases ... Read more
Decoding skeletal muscle-liver axis in the context of sarcopenia: Towards the multi organ on a chip Armando Cortés-Reséndiz (1),*, Francesco De Chiara (1), Javier Ramón Azcón (1,2) 1 Institute for ... Read more
Hi ha un gran consens entre la comunitat investigadora en general sobre la necessitat de reformar les pràctiques d’avaluació de la recerca. L’avaluació de la recerca, els investigadors i les ... Read more
Bone-inspired materials with self-adaptable mechanical properties and rose prickle-inspired sutureless anastomosis devices for resilient and healthy future Sung Hoon Kang, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Korea Advanced Institute of ... Read more
This third workshop will explore self-adaptive, stimuli-responsive, and immunomodulatory strategies. More information will be published soon.
The blood-brain barrier (BBB) separates the blood circulation from the brain tissue. However, despite its name, the BBB is far from a static, impenetrable barrier. Instead, this highly dynamic structure ... Read more
The Spanish Society of Regenerative Medicine and Tissue Engineering (SEMIT) was founded as a society in 2024 to address the need to advance the development and application of these promising fields in Spain . ... Read more
This workshop will explore the cutting-edge field of bioinspired material design, focusing on creating functional materials that mimic nature’s strategies to achieve life-like behavior. It will bring together leading scientists, ... Read more
The 18th IBEC annual Symposium brings together high-profile international experts for an open forum for interdisciplinary discussions and networking. This year the symposium is dedicated to Bioengineering for precision medicine, one of IBEC’s ... Read more
Developments in soft electronics, robotic exoskeletons, brain-computer interfaces, and other neuroengineering advances that enhance CNS functionality. More information is coming soon.