Advanced Microphysiological Systems and Pluripotent Stem Cell Technologies to Unveil Chronic Disease Mechanisms and Host-Microbe Interactions

MPS_NOVA will advance current research and the integration of Microphysiological Systems (MPS) technologies at UNL.

By bringing together leading European institutions in Microphysiological Systems and stem cell research, MPS_NOVA will expand expertise and methodologies in MPS through a range of networking and research activities.

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MPS_NOVA Awards Funding to 20 Exploratory Research Projects

MPS_NOVA Research Exploratory Project Meeting took place, last month, at NOVA Medical School.

MPS_NOVA Kickoff Meeting: Building a Strong Collaborative Network for Next-Generation Microphysiological Systems

MPS_NOVA EU Twinning Project officially kicked off with a dynamic meeting at ITQB NOV on October 7-8.

Pioneering Organ-on-Chip Research: MPS_NOVA Twinning Project Launches to Tackle Chronic Diseases and Infections

MPS_NOVA Twinning Project officially launched under the Horizon Europe program, marking a significant step toward advancing microphysiological system (MPS) technologies