
Controlling the Shape of a Cell’s Nucleus Could Unlock Better Bone Healing
Research shows how shape change of a cell nucleus can trigger regenerative signals, better implant performance.
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Research shows how shape change of a cell nucleus can trigger regenerative signals, better implant performance.
Now in its 10th year, Kabiller Prize is the world’s largest monetary award in the field.
Protein-like polymer demonstrated improved heart health in animal experiments.
First wearable device to gauge health by sensing gases coming from, going into skin.
Discover a wide range of events related to regenerative engineering on our events page. You'll find information about major conferences, symposium and about our ongoing lecture series.
The biennial Symposium on Translational Regenerative Engineering explores advances & challenges in the field.
The Regenerative Engineering Distinguished Lecture Series is a program that features expert speakers to share knowledge and foster learning within a community.
We are rapidly expanding, and exciting opportunities are on the horizon. Keep an eye on this space for upcoming announcements regarding: