Grupo de Microentorno Tisular
The Tissue MicroEnvironment (TME) is a highly multidisciplinary group made up of engineers, physicists, and researchers from various biomedical branches.
This group has the general objective of understanding, simulating, and preserving the environment of cells and tissues in their pathophysiological conditions to find new therapeutic strategies and personalized solutions for patients
Reseachers
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Projects
Unlocking data content of Organ-On-Chips
To develop groundbreaking Organ-on-Chips (OOC) technologies to mitigate the challenges posed by use of animals in drug development and testing. Direct use of human cells is a real game changer, bridging the gender gap and allowing personalized medicine.
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Translational cardioselective RNAi therapies and predictive heart-on-chip to tackle cardiac clinical challenges
Multiscale modeling of the interaction between the immune system and glioblastoma evolution
In vitro characterization and in vitro/in vivo simulation of the effect of hypoxia and drug dosis in glioblastoma growth
The in vitro and in silico study of glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) tumor is proposed.
Completed projects (since 2020)
| Project | End year |
|---|---|
| DIAMOOC | |
| ASPANOA - HOTCOnChip | |
| BRAV3 | |
| MOORE4MEDICAL | |
| PRIME | |
| CISTEM | |
| POSITION-II |