Visiting Cellink

by Stephen

Mar 21

Thank you to the Cellink team for hosting us in their highly impressive facility in Gothenberg.

We are making excellent progress towards our development of 3D bioprinted tissue model containing sustainably grown coral skeletal particles.

Thank you to Hector Martinez (CTO and Founder, BICO) , Cecilia Edebo (CEO),   Itedale Namro Redwan, PhD (CSO), Elin Pernevik (Biomaterial Scientist), Volodymyr Kuzmenko (Senior Biomaterial Scientist), Patrik Hallberg (CTO) and Niclas Emanuelsson (VP Business Solutions & Sustainability) for the generous hospitality and excellent content.

We look forward to further dissemination of our partnership at TERMIS, Manchester March 28th – 30th.

We look forward to continuing to build out the value that stems from this unique partnership.

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Visiting Cellink

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