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PBC Biomed team attending the 2024 World Biomaterials Congress in South Korea
This week our team are South Korea-bound to speak at the World Biomaterials Congress (WBC) 2024! CSO Gerard Insley will be speaking on one of our co-development projects with Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (RCSI) and Munster Technological University -‘Octacalcium phosphate scaffolds modification and functionalisation delivers superior bone healing in-vitro and in vivo.’ R&D…
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University of Mississippi & University of Memphis Roadshow
Our Chief Science Officer Gerard Insley and Chief Medical Officer Thomas A. (Toney) Russell MD, had the pleasure of visiting the University of Mississippi and the University of Memphis last week. Our Memphis base offers a fantastic opportunity for us to build partnerships with local research institutions. We are working with the University of Mississippi to explore an opportunity expand…
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New Publication: ‘Multi-objective property optimisation of a phosphoserine-modified calcium phosphate cement for orthopaedic and dental applications using design of experiments methodology.’
Biomimetic Innovations Ltd R&D Engineer Antzela Tzagiollari and the research team at DCU recently published a paper titled; ‘Multi-objective property optimisation of a phosphoserine-modified calcium phosphate cement for orthopaedic and dental applications using design of experiments methodology.’ This publication explains how their DoE approach successfully optimised the composition of OsStic®, demonstrating that the liquid: powder…
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PBC Biomed Clinical Advisory Board publish Editorial in Injury Journal.
Part One of our ‘Strengthening the Bond’ symposium series at the Orthopaedic Trauma Association meeting in Tampa, focused on the unanswered challenges of osteosynthesis, as well as a first look at research on a promising new bio-adhesive. This surgeon panel, consisting of Professor Peter Giannoudis, Dr Tracy Watson, Dr Thomas A Russell, Dr Hassan Mir…
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PBC’s Medical Implants Deal with the SFI-backed Research Centre, I-Form
Innovative new medical implants could be on the way following a deal between PBC BioMed and I-Form, the Science Foundation Ireland-backed research centre. The €300,000 four-year agreement is for a project to investigate the feasibility of manufacturing magnesium-based medical implants using state-of-the art metal 3D printing and coating processes. The aim is to demonstrate improved…
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Delighted to be part of the team supporting research on bio adhesives for effective bone repair.
Congrats to Angela, Nicholas and the team at DCU on winning the Bio materials & Regenerative Medicines early stage researcher prize at Bioengineering in Ireland @Bini2020. Delighted to be part of the team supporting research on bio adhesives for effective bone repair.
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