The goal of CarBon is to train 14 young scientists in order to develop new treatment options for large bone defects and osteoarthritis.
Funding from @EU_H2020
A recent output from our @CarBon_MSCA partners @KU_Leuven provides an overview of developmental engineering for bone regeneration and the potential of enabling technologies, including in silico approaches, for this field. Read the review here:
https://t.co/WFY8CN658n
How can art support science? How can science support art? The artist @amykarle and our @CarBon_MSCA fellows from @ErasmusMC cover this question in the context of regenerative medicine. Check the video:
https://t.co/A53eZ0RuD4
In osteoarthritis, cartilage dumps broken proteins in joints, which we suspected could negatively affect the cells found in the knee. Our study showed that fortunately, fragments of the commonly broken protein COMP don’t negatively affect these cells.
https://t.co/uykq6tuRTD
Very proud to share a new paper of our project! Nice collaboration!
"Cartilage Oligomeric Matrix Protein–Derived Peptides Secreted by Cartilage Do Not Induce Responses Commonly Observed during Osteoarthritis"
https://t.co/DultDNyIjS
@MSCActions @roar_NL@FZaucke
If you have not read it yet, have a look at the recently published work of our @CarBon_MSCA fellow Yannick Nossin, "Angiogenic Potential of Tissue Engineered Cartilage From Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells Is Modulated by Indian Hedgehog and Serpin E1"
https://t.co/75WD8dW7kX
Take a look at the work the members of @CarBon_MSCA from the @SCEBP_Lab@KU_Leuven on osteo-angiogenic coupling in bone repair that just came online in @Dev_Cell. Congratulations!
@Raphaellelesag2 has won the best poster prize at @byteMAL2019 for her work on combining machine learning and mechanistic modeling. Well deserved! @CarBon_MSCA
Satanik giving a very nice overview presentation at #euromech604 of his work how computational tools allow connecting different experimental set-ups for cartilage degeneration with the in vivo reality. #proudpromoter@CarBon_MSCA
Five exciting positions in the Student and Young Investigator Council of TERMIS European Chapter!!! https://t.co/5Tqaapcmva Please send your nominations by Sept 30th. @EuTermis
Being social with @carbon group! Great to have this meeting and share our updates! https://t.co/LqBELpWA3L have a look about our research and on our great promising hope to find the best solutions for osteoarthritic patients :) Thanks to @Surgacoll@TissueEngDublin Ciao
Pleased to present in @TERMIS_EU_2019 our progress made in scaffold development for a stable cartilage regeneration. Moreover, great opportunity to meet @CarBon_MSCA friends/collaborators and to make new one.
Pleased to present in @TERMIS_EU_2019 our progress made in scaffold development for a stable cartilage regeneration. Moreover, great opportunity to meet @CarBon_MSCA friends/collaborators and to make new one.
Science is also about communication to experts and lay public: learn how to "Make the most of your presentation” with Jean Luc Doumont. Find all the videos, templates, tips, checklists that are made available on his website: https://t.co/KKZ1g6wjX8
Want to know more about Computational Modeling to Reveal Dominant Regulatory Interactions in Osteochondral Differentiation?... Read our newly released review in Frontiers. @Raphaellelesag2@LiesbetGeris https://t.co/Jb5BYloUgw