With their novel Parkinson-on-a-Chip model, the group of Cluster member Peter Ertl from TU Vienna received the prestigious Houska Award. The chip allows scientists to develop personalized treatment options for each patient.
Associated Cluster member UpNano is once more standing in the spotlight. A report on PM Wissen, which aired on the Austrian TV channel ServusTV, focused on the start-up from TU Vienna and its revolutionary technology.
The Springer Reference book series “Biomedical Engineering - Tissue Engineering and Regeneration” covers everything from the basic principles of tissue regeneration to current state-of-the-art tissue engineering of specific tissues and organs.
Francesco Moscato from Medical University of Vienna and Cubicure, a spin-off company from TU Vienna joined the Cluster this year.
By now the Winterschool has become an internationally acclaimed event, which presented itself for the third time as a Joint Meeting with Interreg from January 12 to 15, 2020. Therefore, numerous lectures featured a focus on mechanobiology.
