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BiS, Biointerface Science in Regenerative Medicine at the Department of Biomedical Engineering, Eindhoven University of Technology
BiS, Biointerface Science in Regenerative Medicine at the Department of Biomedical Engineering, Eindhoven University of Technology
BiS, Biointerface Science in Regenerative Medicine at the Department of Biomedical Engineering, Eindhoven University of Technology

BiS is part of the Biomedical Engineering Department at TU/e. Research at BiS is dedicated to understanding and applying basic cell biological principles at the biointerfaces especially for regenerative medicine. The research program is characterized by a holistic approach to both discovery and application, aiming at combining high throughput technologies, computational modeling and experimental cell biology to streamline the wealth of biological knowledge to real clinical applications.

Research

Cell biology, computational approaches, and material development are the three key fields of science that we focus our research on at BiS. To find out more, have a look here:

Cell Biology

Computational Sciences

Material Engineering

Our people

Jan de Boer (chair)

Jan de Boer (chair)

Professor of applied cell biology at TU/e

Nikita Konshin

PhD student at TU/e

I Fon Bambang

Lab Administrator at TU/e

Phani Sudarsanam

Phani Sudarsanam

PhD student at TU/e

Burcu Gumuscu Sefunc

Burcu Gumuscu Sefunc

Assist Prof at TU/e

Juul Verbakel

PhD student at TU/e

Streggi Vandersteene

Streggi Vandersteene

Els Alsema

PhD student at RIVM National Institute for Health and Environment and TU/e

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Look who's talking! Looking forward to the seminar by @Sixt_Lab tomorrow, one of the speakers of the 22-23 R3Me seminar series on Regenerative Medicine @TUeindhoven. @MDRresearch

We love cells! Look at these hot-of-the bench images made by Phani @phanisudarsanam of macrophages growing textured breast implants. Makes you wonder what is making them grope the surface and how that affects these cells. That's work in progress so stay tuned. @TUeindhoven

RT @boer_jande: People come and people go, it's the transient nature of an academic group. But we don't let them slip out unnoticed! Here's…

@amir_zadpoor Mooi werk Amir!

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