The consortium formed by the BIOFORGE group from the University of Valladolid and the Queen Mary’s University from London, has developed a new method to form mineralized materials with the aim to regenerate hard tissues such as enamel and bone. This study can be read at Nature Communications
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The TERMIS-EU SYIS Debate Competition has been launched for the first time during the TERMIS-EU 2017 that took place in Davos (Switzerland) […]
Según la clasificación de la Universidad de Stanford (Estados Unidos) que comprende a más de 150.000 científicos en todo el planeta. https://noticiascyl.elespanol.com/t/2848693/valladolid-sociedad-valladolid-total-17-docentes-uva-encuentran-top-2-citados-nivel-mundial […]
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The “Technical Proteins Nanobiotechnology, S.L.” is an “EBT” Based Technology Company newly constituted in Valladolid. Technical Proteins’ mission is the design, development […]
