“Visual Biology in Oral Medicine” distinguishes itself through an extensive approach to the question of how we can regenerate tissues and heal diseases by understanding and influencing the language of the cells of the oral system.
The newest edition to the Springer Reference book series “Biomedical Engineering – Tissue Engineering and Regeneration” has just been released for the first time in hard copy.
The construction of artificial tissue structures can help advance many areas of medical research. Cluster members have developed a new method to show individual cells "their" place. A laser acts as guide.
The Long Night of Research is the largest event for science and research in Austria. Cluster members will give insights into their research - and even invite participants grab a pipette and become researchers themselves.
Prof. Peter Ertl is working on biochips that contain small tissue samples and are intended to replace animal experiments in the development of medicines. For this he received the "Staatspreis" for animal testing alternatives.
