End-to-end multidisciplinary optimal design for improved personalized bioactive glass/ceramic bone substitute implants- ReBone: a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Network Abstract
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Common clinical problems frequently place a significant stress on the clinical system, and the musculoskeletal system is particularly susceptible to aging and traumatic occurrences. New solutions are required to address significant unmet needs for patients who require bone-substitute implants to treat critical-size bone defects, including personalized solutions for better clinical outcomes, material advancements to ensure higher mechanical reliability without sacrificing bioactive and bioresorbable properties, and optimized manufacturing techniques for materials and products of high reliability and quality. The four-year ReBone Doctoral Network, funded by the Europe Horizon Marie Sklodowska programme, aims to train a new generation of researchers in an innovative and multidisciplinary optimization process to provide technologies for customized bone-substitute implants based on bioactive ceramics and cutting-edge additive manufacturing techniques, to address the health and societal burdens of trauma and bone diseases.
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HORIZON EUROPE Marie Sklodowska-Curie Actions
Grant numbers 101119884
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