On this episode of Big Problems, Small Solutions: I chat to Associate Professor Mark Cowley from the The Zero Childhood Cancer National Precision Medicine Program, which is an initiative of …
In this episode, I sit down with one of the Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine’s top researchers, Carlos Kengla, to chat about what they are working on, including bioprinting …
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Our latest episode of Big Problems, Small Solutions has hit the shelves! In this episode we talk to Antonio Peña from EPEEC (http://epeec-project.eu) about their research to create easier-to-use platforms …
Our latest episode of Big Problems, Small Solutions is out! Here, we’re talking to Marc Masa from Leitat about their nTrack project, using gold and gold-shell/iron-core nanoparticles to track stem …
Our latest podcast is up! Valentina and Alice from http://Prometheus3D.com talk about their latest product, a blood-derived regenerative patch for improving the healing rate of wounds and burns.
Members of the team introduce themselves and the part they are playing towards an evolutionary AI toolkit in the fight against cancer. Recorded at the Bristol EVO-NANO meetup in May …
In the first of our series of videos recorded at the EVO-NANO meet-up day at the University of Bristol, Petra offers an insight into exactly why cancer stem cells (CSCs) …
Congratulations to VHIR who now have the most active research projects in nanomedicine of all institutions in Europe! Read more about the story here.
