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Student / PhD / Postdoc: < b > PhD Institute: < b > Vellore Institute of Technology(VIT) Department: < b > Centre for nanotechnology Research Group leader: < b > Dr.Niroj Kumar Sahu < b > Nano - Galaxy: GQDs and Iron Oxide in Tumor Scaffold This confocal - style composite image captures the hybrid integration of fluorescent graphene quantum dots(GQDs, green) and magnetic iron oxide nanoparticles(Fe₃O₄, red) within a biomimetic hydrogel scaffold.Designed for a 3D in vitro tumor model, the structure mimics the extracellular matrix while enabling photothermal therapy and magnetic guidance.The distribution highlights nanoparticle retention and spatial arrangement within the porous hydrogel, emphasizing its potential for localized cancer treatment and real - time imaging.The artificial coloring enhances the visual appeal without altering the original signal. Note: Image represents preliminary findings.Data not published. Instrument used to produce the image: Confocal Laser Scanning Microscope(CLSM)


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José Carlos RODRÍGUEZ-CABELLO

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José Carlos RODRÍGUEZ-CABELLO; España
Universidad de Valladolid / Bioforge Lab

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Biography
Prof. J. Carlos Rodríguez-Cabello’s (aka Carlos) groundbreaking work within the field of biomaterials has positioned him as a leading figure and pioneer. His contributions to this sphere have shaped our understanding and utilization of genetic engineering, biotechnology, and biomaterial science, which has had a resounding impact on multiple domains. Holding two degrees, one in Chemistry and another in Physics (University of Valladolid), Carlos’ academic foundations are as robust as diverse. His expertise in these complementary fields set the stage for his innovative research on recombinant polypeptides as (bio)materials at the center of his pioneering efforts. His leadership of the Bioforge Lab since its establishment in 1996 has fostered a unique multidisciplinary environment that continues to push the boundaries of research into advanced materials. A testament to his innovative approach is the development of recombinamers, where genetic engineering and other biotechnologies are used to create complex, multifunctional materials with remarkable potential in numerous applications. With more than 250 papers in indexed journals, his work has significantly advanced our understanding of self-organization, the interplay between order and disorder in protein-like systems. He leverages this fundamental knowledge to elucidate the relationship between function and macromolecular design, leading to the creation of novel biomaterials. Carlos is also a network builder, creating an extensive, international collaboration of complementary expertise. His inventive prowess is further exemplified by his 15 patent applications, five of which are currently being exploited, underscoring his tangible influence on the technological forefront of biomaterials science. Not limiting his influence to academia alone, Prof. Rodríguez-Cabello has successfully bridged the gap between research and applications. As the co-founder and current CEO of Technical Proteins Nanobiotechnology SL., and cofounder and Chief Scientific Advisor at CellDrive 3D S.L., he is leading efforts to translate cutting-edge research into products and solutions, in regenerative medicine, nanomedicine and nanotechnology.

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READILY 3D

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Readily3D SA, Route de la Corniche 4, CH-1066 Epalinges, CH-1015 Lausanne.
SWITZERLAND

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Readily3D develops the gentlest 3D bioprinters on the market. New features of our Tomolite volumetric 3D printer include: automated object registration and generative design for co-culture or multimaterial 3D printing.

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ESB WEBINAR 28 July 2026 - 13:00-14:00 (CET)

ESB WEBINAR 28 July 2026 - 13:00-14:00 (CET)

The ESB Summer Webinar will take place on 28 July 2026 | 13:00-14:00 (CET).

Dr Thomas Robinson from the UK Society for Biomaterials (UKSB) and Dr Debby Gawlitta from the Netherlands Society for Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering (NBTE) will present their latest research titled “Spray It Forward: Therapeutic Polysaccharide Formulations for Equitable Healthcare” and “Size matters in bone regeneration”.

Registration for the webinar event is FREE, but you need to register HERE.

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ESBiomaterials Educational Affiliates and Sister Societies

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Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering Society (Turkey)

Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering Society (Turkey)http://www.biyomalzeme.org.tr

Hellenic Society for Biomaterials

Hellenic Society for Biomaterialshttp://www.biomaterials.org.gr

Netherlands Society for Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering (NBTE)

Netherlands Society for Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering (NBTE)http://www.nbte.nl

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German Society for Biomaterialshttp://www.dgbm.org

Polish Society for Biomaterials

Polish Society for Biomaterialshttp://www.biomat.krakow.pl

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Scandinavian Society for Biomaterialshttp://www.scsb.eu

Italian Society for Biomaterials

Italian Society for Biomaterialshttp://www.biomateriali.org

SSBRM

SSBRMhttps://ssbrm.ch

UK Society for Biomaterials

UK Society for Biomaterialshttp://www.uksb.org.uk

Iberian Society for Biomaterials & Biomechanics

Iberian Society for Biomaterials & Biomechanicshttp://www.e-sibb.org

BIOMAT (French Society for Biomaterials)

BIOMAT (French Society for Biomaterials)http://www.biomatfrance.com/

Romanian Society for Biomaterials

Romanian Society for Biomaterialshttp://www.srb.ro/?language=1

European Chapter of the Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine Society (TERMIS-EU)

European Chapter of the Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine Society (TERMIS-EU)https://termis.org/chapters-europe

The European Society for Artificial Organs (ESAO)

The European Society for Artificial Organs (ESAO) http://www.esao.org/

European Society of Biomechanics (ESB)

European Society of Biomechanics (ESB) http://www.esbiomech.org/

European Orthopaedic Research Society (EORS)

European Orthopaedic Research Society (EORS)https://eors.info/

The Federation of European Materials Society

The Federation of European Materials Societyhttps://www.fems.org/

ESBiomaterials Industrial partners

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MPstrumenti

MPstrumenti

Silver

Zeiss

Silver
Anton Paar

Anton Paar

Bronze
Bio3DPrinting

Bio3DPrinting

Bronze
CELLINK

CELLINK

Bronze
ELVEFLOW

ELVEFLOW

Bronze
Intrauma

Intrauma

Bronze
MATTEK

MATTEK

Bronze
MERCK

MERCK

Bronze
REGENHU

REGENHU

Bronze
RIGENERA

RIGENERA

Bronze
Schaefer

Schaefer

Bronze
Agensmed

Agensmed

Start-Up
Asemblis

Asemblis

Start-Up
BIOINX

BIOINX

Start-Up
BiomimX

BiomimX

Start-Up
Cellex

Cellex

Start-Up
CONTIPRO

CONTIPRO

Start-Up
Impavid

Impavid

Start-Up
IVTech

IVTech

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Nadir

Nadir

Start-Up
NOVASTERILIS

NOVASTERILIS

Start-Up
Ombu

Ombu

Start-Up
PBCbiomed

PBCbiomed

Start-Up
Readily3D

Readily3D

Start-Up
Tissuelabs

Tissuelabs

Start-Up
Frontiers

Frontiers

Publisher
MDPI

MDPI

Publisher
Springer Nature

Springer Nature

Publisher
BeWarrant

BeWarrant

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BIOMOMENTUM

BIOMOMENTUM

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BIOPHAM

BIOPHAM

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DDD4HEALTH

DDD4HEALTH

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Electronmec

Electronmec

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POLBIONICA

POLBIONICA

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Rheolution

Rheolution

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Makby

Makby

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Optics life

Optics life

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SOL Group

SOL Group

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XapHe

XapHe

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