Why?

Any matrix, for any tissue

• Advance the regenerative medicine using tissue-specific signaling molecules.

• Recreate a tissue matrix functionality using adapted plant-derived biopolymers.

• Increase the velocity of product development in the field of tissue engineering.

• Phase out laboratory testing on animals.

How?

Create an industry

• Develop and maintain Good Laboratory and Manufacturing Practices

• Establish and follow Standard Operating Procedures

• Present clear career paths with job opportunities for young scientists

• Increase application diversity via networking and knowledge sharing

• Build upon existing expertise via joint development projects with R&D institutions

• Expand the tissue engineering industry

What?

The Extracellular Matrix

• Develop bio inks, bio resins, nanofibers, microfibers – the chemical building blocks for tissue models

• Supply the raw materials that enable others to build in vitro organs (in a lab or on a chip)

• Collaborate with R&D institutions to expand the portfolio of validated tissue engineering products