Author Suzanne Armsden
Don’t forget to register 9:00am Registration and coffee 9:30am Welcome, Prof Matteo Santin, University of Brighton 9:35am Wound Care Challenges and Opportunities in Low and Low-Middle Income Countries, Dr David Karuri, Trauma Surgeon, BladeDoc Network, Kenya 10:05am An Introduction to… Continue Reading →
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“Showcasing Our Research” Venue: Huxley Foyer & H300 Poster Boards available for all students email here Exhibition space available for industry email here Programme 8.30-8.55 Registration & coffee 8.55-9.00 Welcome (Matteo Santin, CRMD Director) Session 1 Biomaterial synthesis (Chair: Irina… Continue Reading →
School of Applied Sciences – Research Seminar Series Monday 11th March 2024 1.00pm – 2.00pm Cockcroft Building, G24 Lecture Theatre 1 Prof Antonella Motta, University of Trento Emerging trends and prospects of sustainable functional biomaterials Biography Antonella Motta is Full… Continue Reading →
The following studentships are available -deadline 29th February 2024 Machine learning /Artificial intelligence applied to future data-driven regenerative medicine (brighton.ac.uk) Biomaterial systems in a theranostic approach for the sustained and targeted delivery of anti-inflammatory agents to injured tissues (brighton.ac.uk) An… Continue Reading →
Flying high: Brighton researchers take to zero gravity to improve lower limb wound treatment in space (sharepoint.com)
The Centre is pleased to advise that there is a vacancy available to work with ourselves please apply here https://jobs.brighton.ac.uk/vacancy.aspx?ref=TE4045-23-028 It’s a 30-month position and the closing date is 19 February.
Despite the global socio-economic challenges raised by chronic wounds, research and development in the field of wound dressings have experienced decades of limited progress. This event aims to provide an opportunity to learn about barriers and future perspectives in the… Continue Reading →
Another year approaches its end and CRMD looks back at it highlighting some of the achievements reported in previous Newsletters and reporting those of the last three months. Year Achievements At the end of February we received the good… Continue Reading →
