Alicia’s thesis entitled «Thermosensitive injetable hydrogels with enhanced stability based on elastin, silk and leucine zipper motifs for tissue engineering and drug delivery applications», was carried out under the supervision of Matilde Alonso and Javier Arias.
In her Thesis, Alicia explores the properties and applications of two new sequences of Elastin like polymers, containing the Silk and Zipper motifs, that showed the ability to form physical hydrogels.
Congratulatios Alicia!!
Alicia Fernández Colino‘s thesis entitled «Thermosensitive injetable hydrogels with enhanced stability based on elastin, silk and leucine zipper motifs for tissue engineering […]
We are very happy to know that our article “Protein disorder–order interplay to guide the growth of hierarchical mineralized structures” is the […]
On January 16th, our student Leander Poocza presented his thesis entitled «Accessing new Biomedical applications by combining genetic design and chemical modification […]
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