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Technologies 1

• TIB: Tolerance Inducing Biomaterials for Regulatory T Cells
  Easily injectable biomaterial technology to induce and localize regulatory T cells to specific tissues and sustain their pro-regenerative activities in tissue regeneration with a focus on musculoskeletal diseases and injuries.

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• Press Release
  
  Newfound strength in regenerative medicine
  January 25, 2016
• Press Release
  
  Harvard’s Wyss Institute and Charité, one of Europe’s largest university hospitals, announce partnership
  September 17, 2013

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• Jan 25 → 26, 2021 Conference
  
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  Translate! 2021 – Metrics and Milestones of Success
  TRANSLATE! – The Symposium on Translation Medicine is organized by the BIH Center for Regenerative Therapies (BCRT) in collaboration with Science Translational Medicine and the German Research Foundation, the DFG – Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft. Take part in two days of thought-provoking and solution-oriented discussions, with international leaders in the field, on Key Topics for successful translation... Free and open to public
• Jun 17, 2019,
  4:00pm - 5:00pm
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  Drive Regeneration by Employing the Immune-Structure Interface
  Research on regeneration frequently uses young model systems. However, challenges to regenerate e.g. after an injury are found in compromised patient settings, usually different from many of the model systems used. To steer regeneration even in such compromised patient settings, it is essential to understand how systemic challenges like increased age, metabolic challenges or chronic... Free and open to public
• Mar 14, 2019,
  4:30pm
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  From Mechanical Forces to Tissue Straining – How Biophysical Cues Can Be Used to Guide Regeneration: Topics in Bioengineering Seminar
  Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences Topics in Bioengineering presents this lecture by Georg Duda, Wyss Institute Associate Faculty Member. Conceptually, our research aims at understanding endogenous cascades of tissue formation, cytokine signaling and cellular self-organization especially in bone. Mechanical straining and adaptation due to mechanical cues plays a central role... Free and open to public