Regenerative Medicine

regenerative medicine, bioprinting, jos malda

Regenerative medicine aims to tap into the body’s own capacities to repair and restore tissue and bring novel therapeutic benefit for both human and animal patients. The largest cluster of this promising field of research in the Netherland is located in Utrecht. We combine full bench to bedside capability with a variety of state of the art technologies, including biofabrication, gene editing, proteomics and imaging.

Living longer often tips the balance of healthy living, and is punctuated with incidental events. Our quality of life can be altered for many reasons: aging, chronic illness, trauma and disease, and there is often no curative solution.

All disciplines under one roof

Our primary goal is to find better ways to repair tissue, restore function or replace cells in order to cure previously untreatable conditions. Regenerative Medicine Utrecht brings together the largest mass of researchers in The Netherlands working in this diverse field.

Regenerative Medicine board

Board members play an active role in facilitating strategic positioning and visibility of the community. Selected from a cross-section of the community, they are positioned to bring talented people together and to stimulate multidisciplinary research that help to strengthen the community.

We're accelerating the development of regenerative therapies

In Utrecht, we have the full bench to bedside capability and focus on three areas: CardioRenal Tissue Regneration, Musculoskeletal Tissue Regeneration and Stem Cell & Organoid Biology. These are supported by a variety of technologies, including biofabrication, gene editing, proteomics and imaging. We have the capacity to combine scientific findings with advanced technologies in order to create novel therapeutic benefit for both human and animal patients.