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Elia Lopez-Bernardo Author

elia.lopezbernardo@biogelx.com

Subjects of specialization
Applied Microbiology, Applied Microscopy, Applied Mycology, Applied Physiology, Biomedical Research

Affiliation
Autonomous University of Madrid, Spain

Biography

Elia Lopez-Bernardo manages the Business Development activities at Biogelx combining her experience in product commercialization within the 3D cell culture space with her scientific background. She holds a PhD in Cellular Biology from Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (Spain) and at Biogelx she takes care of Biogelx customers’ needs in a wide range of biological applications. She spent two years at Biogelx office in New York, and is now working globally with biotechnology partners and other industry and academic collaborators to help them find the best solutions for their research.

Publications

Short Communication Open Access

3D hydrogels and bio-inks for realistic in-vitro modelling and bio-printing

Author(s):

Elia Lopez-Bernardo, Chris Allan and Rein Ulijn

Biogelx have developed innovative biomaterials which offer artificial tissue environments for a range of 3D cell culture and bio-printing applications. The technology platform is based on peptide hydrogels and bio-inks which contain ECM-relevant ligands and are highly tuneable. They are three-dimensional (3D), contain 99% water and have the same Nano scale matrix structure as human tissue. Biogelx biomaterials are non-animal derived and their surface chemistry and mechanical properties can be tuned to meet the needs of any given cell or tissue type. In more detail; these novel hydrogels and bio-inks form a Nano fibrous network mimicking the extracellular matrix, which supports cell function, signalling, and proliferation. Moreover, they have been developed and improved to ensure the rhe... view more»

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