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- TU Wien Develops Innovative Bone Adhesive: Advancing Tissue Regeneration Through Polymer ResearchResearchers at TU Wien, led by Stefan Baudis, are developing a light-curable bone adhesive that could offer new possibilities for treating complex fractures. The project highlights TU Wien’s contribution to the Austrian Cluster for Tissue Regeneration, connecting advanced materials science with regenerative medicine.
- ViCEM Meeting 2026 celebrates 10 years of Engineering in MedicineThe Vienna Center for Engineering in Medicine (ViCEM) will hold its biennial meeting on 3-4 November 2026 at TU Wien, this year also celebrating the 10th anniversary of ViCEM. ViCEM… Read More »ViCEM Meeting 2026 celebrates 10 years of Engineering in Medicine
- Join the 2027 Winter Schools on Biofabrication and Tissue Engineering in Radstadt!The Alpine Winter School for Biofabrication and the TERMIS Winter School will take place in Radstadt, Austria, in January 2027. Both events offer excellent opportunities to exchange knowledge, establish new… Read More »Join the 2027 Winter Schools on Biofabrication and Tissue Engineering in Radstadt!
- Perspectives on the Future of BiofabricationA new publication in Biofabrication highlights the future perspectives and challenges of biofabrication, drawing on discussions at the 2025 Alpine Winter School for Biofabrication. In the review, early-career researchers and… Read More »Perspectives on the Future of Biofabrication
The next Cluster meeting will take place May 19-20, 2027 – Save the Date!
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!
