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Dr. Federica Conte has been awarded the 'Op weg naar therapie' grant from the Prinses Beatrix Spierfonds aimed to support a two-year project focused on the integration of MS-based metabolomics
Read moreFollowing the dots – versatile and modular approach for engineering and analyzing three-dimensional cardiac tissues On January 27th 2023 José Manuel Rivera-Arbeláez successfully defended his thesis, entitled: ‘Following the dots – versatile and modular approach for engineering and analyzing three-dimensional cardiac tissues’ at the University of Twente. His research was performed under the supervision of prof.dr.ir. A. van den Berg and prof.dr.ir. L.I. Segerink from the faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science and prof.dr. P.C.J.J. Passier and dr. M. Catarino Ribeiro from the faculty of Science and Technology and River BioMedics. Cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) are the leading cause...
Read moreThe Immunogenetics group of the Department of Genetics at the University Medical Center Groningen focuses on the development of organoid and organ-on-chip models of the human gut and liver
Read moreSilvia Mihăilă (Utrecht University) received an NWO Open Competition Domain Science – XS grant entitled ‘MAKING WAVES: A modeling-driven microfluidic device with wave configurations to evaluate solutes removal for bioartificial kidney applications’ With the loss of kidney function, the removal of unwanted solutes becomes inefficient. Bioartificial kidney (BAK), an extension to current dialysis therapy, aims at using specialized cells to cover hollow fiber membranes as functional units of a device to remove solutes not eliminated by conventional dialysis. By applying a highly multidisciplinary approach, we will use the experimental data and in silico numerical modeling to predict BAK performance. Iteratively,...
Read moreA good start of the New Year! Another new hDMT theme group has been established and will kick-off on March 16th 2023: Kidney-on-Chip. Coordinators are Silvia Mihăilă (chair, Utrecht University) and Jitske Jansen (vice-chair, Erasmus MC). Aim of the Kidney-on-Chip theme group is to bring together hDMT members focusing on kidney disease models, kidney regeneration and kidney in vitro models for drug screening. This working group aims to promote interaction, share knowledge, and provide opportunities for collaboration. By sharing expertise and facilities, this working group will advance the development of functional human kidney organoids (for health and disease). These systems...
Read moreOn December 7th 2022 the brand new hDMT Bone-on-Chip theme group meeting kicked off in Amsterdam. After an overview of the challenges and opportunities in the Bone-on-Chip field by the coordinators Nathalie Bravenboer (chair, Amsterdam UMC) and Liliana Moreira Texeira (vice-chair, UTwente) there were inspiring talks of researchers from different hDMT partner organizations. Looking behind the scenes of the many research groups was a real eye-opener for the participants and already led to new collaborations and stronger existing relationships. All in all a useful start of the hDMT Bone-on-Chip community.
Read moreUniversity of Applied Sciences Leiden is first Hogeschool to join hDMT. By 1 December 2022 the hDMT Consortium has welcomed Hogeschool Leiden as the 16th partner organization. Peter Lindenburg(l) and Walter Zuijderduin are the representatives in the hDMT Consortium Assembly. The Leiden Centre for Applied Bioscience (LCAB) is the research institute of the Faculty of Science & Technology of the University of Applied Sciences Leiden. The LCAB consists of six research groups, including Genome-based Health, Metabolomics, Metagenomics, Bioinformatics, Applied Microbiology and Food, Health & Innovation. Aim is to conduct practice-oriented research in the field of Bioscience. The LCAB contributes to...
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