STRESSkin
Towards the biofabrication of implantable and functional skin tissue
What is it About?
STRESSKIN project is positioned in the field of regenerative and personalized
medicine for which clinicians of different specialties are looking for autologous
implantable tissues, in order to repair and replace all or parts of damaged tissue
following a pathology or trauma.
Towards biomimetic mechanical properties
Although current bioprinting technologies allow engineering of various autologous
tissues, these reconstructed tissues do not have the proper mechanical
characteristics to be sutured.
STRESSkin project is focused on improving the mechanical strength of bioprinted constructs using various bioreactor maturation methods, specifically targeting bioprinting of skin.
Progress made during this project will push the bioprinting technology towards high-strength bioprinted constructs with natural cell viability and ultimately will lead to translational applications for wound healing and cosmetic market.
STRESSkin is the result of great contributions from interdisciplinary teams of researchers. Project funded by la Region Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes.