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- New book: “Bioimaging in Tissue Engineering and Regeneration”The Cluster is delighted to announce the publication of the international volume Bioimaging in Tissue Engineering and Regeneration, edited by cluster coordinator Dr. Heinz Redl. This book brings together leading… Read More »New book: “Bioimaging in Tissue Engineering and Regeneration”
- Newest EV Research in the ClusterExtracellular vesicles (EVs) have moved from once being dismissed as “biomedical dust” to powerful intercellular messengers with high medical potential. This year, Vienna became a hub for that excitement: the… Read More »Newest EV Research in the Cluster
- “Rockfish” wins Research to Market AwardWe are delighted to announce that Rockfish Bio, an associated member of the Austrian Cluster for Tissue Regeneration, has won the BOKU “Start-up” Award for research in the field of… Read More »“Rockfish” wins Research to Market Award
- Build your own bioprinter at the Open Source 3D Bioprinting WorkshopBuild it. Run it. Take it home. Our Cluster partners at the Medical University of Vienna’s Center for Biomedical Research and Translational Surgery invite you to a three-day, hands-on workshop… Read More »Build your own bioprinter at the Open Source 3D Bioprinting Workshop
Save the Date!
The next Cluster meeting will take place May 21.-22. at Kuppelsaal Vienna.
Our objective is to better understand musculoskeletal tissue regeneration to improve diagnostics and therapeutic measures in an entirely interdisciplinary and translational approach.”
Heinz Redl,
Cluster Coordinator
Head of Board
from trauma to tissue regeneration…
from molecules to clinics….
About the Cluster
Regeneration after trauma or injury is a fascinating and complex process. Some species are more capable of regenerating different body parts, tissues or organs while others possess only very limited regenerative abilities. Hydra for example, a freshwater polyp, can regenerate its entire body. Polyps are the early stage of what is commonly known as a… Read more >>
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The Austrian Cluster for Tissue Regeneration is a partner of TERMIS, the Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine International Society. Learn about the benefits of become a TERMIS member!
