Nettsider med emneord «Biomaterials» - Side 4
Never before has any research group at our Faculty had more success with research grant from the Research Council of Norway. Our Department managed to obtain two large grants in the Nano2021 program.
Biomaterials hosts an open seminar on hierarchical and functional biomaterials based on protein self-assembly and nanocrystalline calcium phosphates.
Manuel Schweikle has publicly defended his doctoral dissertation Characterisation of mineralised synthetic hydrogel scaffolds for bone repair. Department of Biomaterials congratulates Manuel on his great achievement!
Zhu Hao from Huazhong University of Science and Technology joined our group for one and a half years to teach us about Chinese traditions and cuisine (and do a bit of science at the side).
Aman S Chahal has publicly defended his doctoral dissertation From inert to active: biofunctionalised PEG hydrogels to guide stem cell behaviour. Department of Biomaterials congratulates Aman on his great achievement!
Anne Klemm has publicly defended her doctoral dissertation Doped TiO2 bone scaffolds - corrosion resistance combined with high compressive strength. Department of Biomaterials congratulates Anne on her great achievement!
The Department of Biomaterials has succeeded in attracting considerable funding and acknowledgement over the last ten years with a cumulative budget of 15 million Euros. The department has coordinated several EU and nationally founded projects on various type of applications from novel bone grafts, implant surface coatings, debridement strategies for infected implants, dental membranes, degradable metals, biomolecules for improved bone healing, soft tissue grafts and others.
Håvard Haugen was the key note speaker at the Deutschen Gesellschaft für Biomaterialien (German Society for Biomaterials) annual confrence.
Professor Lyngstadaas was the key note speaker at the Tkushinkai Annual International Conference.
Biomaterials hosts an open seminar on the use of extracellular vesicles and platelet lysate in cell free regenerative therapies and as cost-effective cell culture supplement.
After a long wait, the sun is shining on us again and our lab is getting back to more or less normal activity over the summer.