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SBMC awards €10,000 research prize at Hackathon starting this friday
This Friday, February 21st, the Biomaterials Hackathon 2025 will bring together leading researchers, industry professionals, and approximately 45 students from across Europe to tackle some of the most pressing biomedical challenges of today. In addition to fostering...
Breakthrough in 3D bioprinting: Xolography paves the way for advanced tissue engineering
Eindhoven, Netherlands – Scientists from the Department of Biomedical Engineering at TU/e, led by Miguel Castilho, have made a significant breakthrough in the field of tissue engineering with the development of a new 3D printing technique based on Xolography. This...
Behind the Spin: inside SBMC’s cutting-edge biomaterials development lab
Electrospinning has entered the field of biomaterials by creating ultra-fine fibers that mimic the body’s natural structures. This revolutionary process has wide-ranging medical applications. In this interview Carolien de Korte, lab technician at SBMC, offers insights...
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SBMC awards €10,000 research prize at Hackathon starting this friday
This Friday, February 21st, the Biomaterials Hackathon 2025 will bring together leading researchers, industry professionals, and approximately 45 students from across Europe to tackle some of the most pressing biomedical challenges of today. In addition to fostering...
Breakthrough in 3D bioprinting: Xolography paves the way for advanced tissue engineering
Eindhoven, Netherlands – Scientists from the Department of Biomedical Engineering at TU/e, led by Miguel Castilho, have made a significant breakthrough in the field of tissue engineering with the development of a new 3D printing technique based on Xolography. This...
Behind the Spin: inside SBMC’s cutting-edge biomaterials development lab
Electrospinning has entered the field of biomaterials by creating ultra-fine fibers that mimic the body’s natural structures. This revolutionary process has wide-ranging medical applications. In this interview Carolien de Korte, lab technician at SBMC, offers insights...
NovaTechs joins Smart Biomaterials Consortium, strengthening its position in medtech innovation
NovaTechs, a pioneering medical technology company based in Geleen (NL), has announced its membership in Smart BioMaterials Consortium. This strategic move aligns with the company’s commitment to advancing innovative solutions in interventional radiology and cancer...
About Smart BioMaterials Consortium
Smart Biomaterials Consortium (SBMC) facilitates researchers, entrepreneurs, leading companies and strategic investors working together on the development and clinical production of smart biomaterials that will radically change the future of healthcare.
SBMC enables product development through shared translational platforms that address the key bottlenecks in commercialization of regenerative medicine.
We offer high-quality facilities for industrialization of smart biomaterials and biodegradable implants used for regenerative medicine-based technologies.
Our team is comprised of dedicated scientists, process engineers, operators, quality staff, and other support functions. They bring years of extensive experience in regenerative medicine and smart biomaterial development and manufacturing. Excellent expertise of academic research institutes is involved and committed to support SBMC.
By partnering with leading research institutions and launching new ventures, SBMC accelerates the translation of promising technologies, processes, and therapies into life-changing health outcomes.
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