We are excited to announce that Dr. Villiou has been awarded the prestigious Daimler und Benz Stiftung Scholarship!
This project focuses on the development of next-generation bioadhesives for the biomedical field, with the potential to revolutionize medical applications through innovative materials. This recognition highlights Dr. Villiou’s exceptional contributions to the field and emphasizes the significant impact of her research in advancing bioengineering.
We wish her team the best of luck with this groundbreaking project and eagerly anticipate the transformative advancements it will bring to biomaterials and biomedical science!
Blending History and Tradition: Our Ancient Greek Group at Mainz Carnival
March 03, 2025
"Carnival in Mainz is a beloved tradition, and this year, our Ancient Greek-themed group brings a unique blend of history and humor to the celebration. A nod to classical antiquity in the heart of modern festivities!"
🎉 Exciting News! 🎉
Congratulations to Dr. Villiou on being selected as an Early Career Editorial Board (ECEB) member of Cells! 🏆🔬 Her expertise, innovative vision, and enthusiasm will play a key role in shaping the future of the journal. A well-deserved recognition—looking forward to the impact she will make! 🚀👏
InteReg Launch Meeting A fantastic evening bringing (almost) everyone together for insightful discussions on our project’s organization and future directions. Excited for the journey ahead! 🔗 InteReg – Interactive Biomaterials for Neural Regeneration 🌱🧠
A fantastic evening bringing (almost) everyone together for insightful discussions on our project’s organization and future directions. Excited for the journey ahead!
🔗 InteReg – Interactive Biomaterials for Neural Regeneration 🌱🧠
Next-Generation 3D Printable Scaffolds for Tissue Engineering!
Pushing Boundaries with Our Bioprinter!
Advancing Biomaterial Development!
Exploring Microfluidics in the Lab!
Biofabrication Teaching Course!
Photocrosslinking Hydrogel Biomaterials!
First Milestones for the BioFabLab! 🎉 Our PhD students proudly presented their first poster at the MPIP Poster Day – November 2025—marking a major achievement for our group! This is not only their first poster but also the very first from our lab. We are incredibly proud of this exciting start and can’t wait to see how the journey unfolds. Here’s to pushing boundaries, fostering collaboration, and driving innovation in biofabrication! 🚀 #BioFabLab #FirstMilestone #Collaboration #Innovation #PushingBoundaries
First Milestones for the BioFabLab! 🎉
Our PhD students proudly presented their first poster at the MPIP Poster Day – November 2025—marking a major achievement for our group! This is not only their first poster but also the very first from our lab. We are incredibly proud of this exciting start and can’t wait to see how the journey unfolds. Here’s to pushing boundaries, fostering collaboration, and driving innovation in biofabrication! 🚀 #BioFabLab #FirstMilestone #Collaboration #Innovation #PushingBoundaries
A huge thank you to the Woman Interactive Materials Award (WIMA) for an unforgettable experience! 🌟
This event was a true source of inspiration, bringing together incredible women who are at the forefront of shaping the future of science. It was filled with enriching discussions and fantastic networking opportunities. A special thanks to the sponsors and judges for making this all happen! 🙏 I’m excited to continue this journey of learning, growth, and collaboration with such a powerful community of women in science. 🚀 #WomenInScience #Networking #Inspiration #ScientificExcellence
“Precision Meets Innovation: MPG Logo in Micro-Scale”
🎉 New Flipper at MPIP – And the Winner Is... Maryam! 🏆 🎉
🎉 Welcome, Maryam! 🎉 We’re thrilled to have Maryam join our team as a PhD student in September 2024! With her expertise in decellularized tissue and soft tissue engineering, she will be contributing to cutting-edge research in regenerative medicine. We look forward to the exciting work ahead! 🚀🔬🧫 #BioFabLab #WelcomeMaryam #RegenerativeMedicine #SoftTissueEngineering #DecellularizedTissue #TeamScience
🎉 Welcome, Maryam! 🎉
We’re thrilled to have Maryam join our team as a PhD student in September 2024! With her expertise in decellularized tissue and soft tissue engineering, she will be contributing to cutting-edge research in regenerative medicine. We look forward to the exciting work ahead! 🚀🔬🧫 #BioFabLab #WelcomeMaryam #RegenerativeMedicine #SoftTissueEngineering #DecellularizedTissue #TeamScience
🎉 Welcome to the team, Xin! 🎉 A big welcome to our new PhD student, Xin, who joined us in September 2024! With his expertise in biomaterials engineering and tissue engineering, we’re excited to have him on board and look forward to his contributions to our research. Here’s to groundbreaking discoveries and innovation ahead! 🚀🔬🧫 #BioFabLab #NewBeginnings #TeamScience #WelcomeXin #BiomaterialsEngineering #TissueEngineering
🎉 Welcome to the team, Xin! 🎉
A big welcome to our new PhD student, Xin, who joined us in September 2024! With his expertise in biomaterials engineering and tissue engineering, we’re excited to have him on board and look forward to his contributions to our research. Here’s to groundbreaking discoveries and innovation ahead! 🚀🔬🧫 #BioFabLab #NewBeginnings #TeamScience #WelcomeXin #BiomaterialsEngineering #TissueEngineering
🎉 Welcome to the team, Lukas! 🎉 Let’s give a warm welcome to our new PhD student, Lukas, who joined us in May 2024! With his expertise in chemistry, biomaterials, and biofabrication, we’re excited to see his contributions to our research. Looking forward to great discoveries and innovations together! 🚀🔬🧪 #BioFabLab #NewBeginnings #TeamScience #WelcomeLukas #Biomaterials #Chemistry
🎉 Welcome to the team, Lukas! 🎉
Let’s give a warm welcome to our new PhD student, Lukas, who joined us in May 2024! With his expertise in chemistry, biomaterials, and biofabrication, we’re excited to see his contributions to our research. Looking forward to great discoveries and innovations together! 🚀🔬🧪 #BioFabLab #NewBeginnings #TeamScience #WelcomeLukas #Biomaterials #Chemistry