Two members of the Research Institute for Science &
Technology in Medicine have received new grants through Keele’s partnership in
the EPSRC Centre for Innovative Manufacturing in Regenerative Medicine.
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| Dr Yvonne Reinwald (Left) & Dr Ying Yang (Right) |
Dr Ying Yang has been awarded £29,999 fund for her project
on Development of a novel assay to predict stemness potency and osteogenic
potential in the bone marrow derived stem cells of individual donors. This
project is investigating a facile technique to offer information for better
cell-therapy.
Dr Yvonne Reinwald together with Prof Alicia El Haj, Dr Ying
Yang, and Dr Pierre Bagnaninchi at Edinburgh University received £35,999 for a
project of Online monitoring of mechanical properties of three-dimensional
tissue engineered constructs for quality assessment. This project aims to
develop a new real-time and non-destructive modality for living objectives
before for clinical application.
The EPSRC Centre is a long-term collaboration between Loughborough, Keele and Nottingham universities, and a set of hospital and industrial partners in the Midlands. It has supported a range of cutting-edge research and training projects over the last five years.
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