NWA
The Dutch Research Agenda

Regenerative medicine: game changer moving to broad areas of application

Regenerative medicine offers patients with chronic diseases the prospect of a cure rather than just expensive treatment of the symptoms. It is a process that involves repairing tissues and organs that have been damaged due to disease, thus eliminating the need for transplants. Interdisciplinary research in the field of regenerative medicine is based on the growing body of knowledge relating to subjects such as stem cells, growth factors, tissue architecture, biomaterials and refined measurement techniques.

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Regenerative Medicine: three small projects on route for knowledge utilisation

Regenerative medicine is a broad topic, ranging from medical technology, such a microfluidics for organ-on-chip (OoC) and implantable ele

Regenerative medicine in context: let’s start working with society to optimize the impact

The route Regenerative Medicine proposes two projects, aiming to support research that addresses the societal challenges that we will ine

Multi-organ-chip – AI Combination for Human-oriented Image aNalysis and Automation MACHINA

Achtergrond: Het overgrote deel van de medicijnen die in klinische studies getest worden blijkt niet werkzaam of onveilig, vooral doordat

Exploring the future of regenerative medicine in the Netherlands

The field of regenerative medicine has seen many significant technological advancements and financial boosts over the pasts decades.

Bioelectronic Gels for the In Vitro Development of 3D Neural Networks

Neuromuscular junction (NMJ) disorders are caused by miscommunication between neurons and muscles in the body and severely impact quality

TOEKOMSTBEELDEN

TOEKOMSTBEELDEN is een gezamenlijk initiatief van Radboud Universiteit, filmfestival InScience en zorgorganisatie Kalorama, waarbij filmm

LymphChip: Developing immunocompetent human organ-on-a-chip models with integrated lymph drainage for drug discovery and testing

The lymphatic system plays a crucial role in our immune system, for example by regulating the immune response to pathogens.

CURE4LIFE: Development and societal impact of stem cell based genetic medicines

Technological advances in the field of regenerative medicine bring new treatment perspectives for patients and their caregivers.

Large-Scale Neo-Cartilage Engineering: regenerative treatment technologies for osteoarthritis (LS-NeoCarE)

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a degenerative joint disease affecting over 1.5 million people in the Netherlands, causing an estimated annual eco

HOLLAND HYBRID HEART, combining tissue engineering and soft robotics to build a biocompatible artificial heart that offers a future to heart failure patients

By combining Soft Robotics and in situ Tissue Engineering, the Holland Hybrid Heart (HHH) will become the first in vivo functional artifi

ARREST: Advancing Regeneration Research using Ex Situ Normothermic Liver Perfusion

Liver disease contributes significantly to global mortality as a stunning 2 million deaths are related to end stage liver disease annuall