ELECTRONIC BIO-MIMETIC SYSTEMS
Overview of Our Research
The Electronic Bio-Mimetic Systems group is led by Dr. M. Daniela Angione in the School of Chemistry and CRANN at Trinity College Dublin. The lab was founded in 2015 through the Technology Innovation Development Award (Science Foundation Ireland) with a focus on the development of electroactive materials and systems integrated with biomolecules and used to study human biology in vitro. The research investigation aim to understanding and leveraging physical, chemical and biological aspects of bio-interfaces that directly improve sensing, stimulation and drug delivery performance. We are proud to have created an interdisciplinary, enthusiastic and collaborative lab environment, please get in touch for more details.
RESEARCH
About the Electronic Bio-Mimetic System lab
ENHANCING THE BIO-ENGINEERING TOOL SETÂ IN ORDER TO DEVELOP NANOMATERIALS FOR TISSUE ENGINEERING AND PRECISION MEDICINE THAT DYNAMICALLY INTERACT WITH THE EXTRACELLULAR ENVIRONMENT
May 2020
DEVELOPING A CHEMICAL-PHYSICAL MODEL FOR INTRACELLULAR SIGNALLING PATHWAYS DETECTION THROUGH ORGANIC ELECTROACTIVE NANOMATERIALS
May 2020