Science

Advancing Tissue Engineering through Multifunctional Biomaterials and Biofabrication

Our research group is at the forefront of materials science, nanotechnology, and biology, with a focused emphasis on biomaterials and biofabrication. Our primary objective is to push the boundaries of tissue engineering by integrating advanced multifunctional biomaterials with a variety of cell types and artificial cells.

We are innovating in biofabrication techniques to create complex, hierarchical scaffolds using polymeric materials with tunable properties. This strategic approach aims to precisely control cellular responses, enabling the development of systems with bio-instructive properties that can guide tissue regeneration and healing. Our work represents a significant leap in the field of bioengineering, offering new solutions for creating functional tissues and organs.

By combining cutting-edge materials science with biological principles, our research is set to play a key role in revolutionizing the way we approach tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.