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This project investigates how external stimulation can influence stem cell differentiation for tissue engineering applications. By combining new materials and advanced imaging techniques, it aims to provide real-time insights into stem cell behavior during differentiation.
The control of stem cell fate via external stimulation (ES) is a vital contribution to the advancement of tissue engineering (TE) for regenerative medicine (RM).
In this project we propose a highly sensitive real-time characterisation of stem cells during applied ES in order to fully understand and elucidate cellular mechanisms during differentiation.
This will be achieved using three major vectors of research; new conductive polymer (CP) materials for the ES of stem cells, Atomic Force Microsc…
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