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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Congratulations to Javier Reguera Gómez for winning the GEP’s Award in the best PhD thesis competition of the Spanish Polymer Group “GEP”
Arturo Ibáñez Fonseca’s thesis entitled “Novel hydrogel-forming elastin like recombinamers for biomedical applications“ has been awarded Julia Polak European Doctorate Award by […]
Congratulations for winning the PhD Award of 2012 in the best PhD thesis competition of the University of Valladolid in the Health […]
On January 16th, our student Leander Poocza presented his thesis entitled «Accessing new Biomedical applications by combining genetic design and chemical modification […]
