- Save the Date: Cluster Meeting 2026 – Celebrating 20 YearsWe are pleased to invite the scientific community to the upcoming Cluster Meeting 2026, which will take place on May 21–22 at the TU Wien Kuppelsaal in Vienna. This year’s… Read More »Save the Date: Cluster Meeting 2026 – Celebrating 20 Years
- Turning the Spotlight: Celebrating Dr. Karyna TarasovaFor years, Karyna Tarasova has taken every opportunity to make her peers visible and to let the research of VetMed, ASEV, and the Cluster shine. Today it is her turn.… Read More »Turning the Spotlight: Celebrating Dr. Karyna Tarasova
- Springer magazine article gives new perspectives on senolyticsIn a recent article in Gynäkologische Praxis (Springer), Cluster members Ingo Lämmermann and Johannes Grillari take a close look at senolytics and senotherapeutic strategies as potential disease-modifying approaches for age-associated… Read More »Springer magazine article gives new perspectives on senolytics
- Join the Winterschools on Biofabrication and Tissue Engineering in Radstadt!Next January, Radstadt in rural Salzburg will feature two Winterschools in close succession. The third edition of the Alpine Winterschool for Biofabrication will take place January 7 – 10. This… Read More »Join the Winterschools on Biofabrication and Tissue Engineering in Radstadt!
Registration open!
The next Cluster meeting will take place May 21.-22. at Kuppelsaal Vienna.
Please register via the Registration Link and send your name, affiliation and title of your contribution to office@trauma.lbg.ac.at !
Our objective is to better understand musculoskeletal tissue regeneration to improve diagnostics and therapeutic measures in an entirely interdisciplinary and translational approach.”
Heinz Redl,
Cluster Coordinator
Head of Board
from trauma to tissue regeneration…
from molecules to clinics….
About the Cluster
Regeneration after trauma or injury is a fascinating and complex process. Some species are more capable of regenerating different body parts, tissues or organs while others possess only very limited regenerative abilities. Hydra for example, a freshwater polyp, can regenerate its entire body. Polyps are the early stage of what is commonly known as a… Read more >>
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The Austrian Cluster for Tissue Regeneration is a partner of TERMIS, the Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine International Society. Learn about the benefits of become a TERMIS member!
