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  • A Biomineralization Platform to Regenerate Dental Enamel

    • 25 May 2018

    We have developed a biomineralization platform that uses the ordered and disordered sections of a protein to create an organic framework capable of recruiting calcium and phosphate ions, nucleating nanocrystals, and guiding their growth hierarchically into functional materials (www.nature.com/articles/s41467-018-04319-0). The platform has potential to generate treatments for enamel repair and regeneration.

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  • 3D Hierarchical Biofabrication via Bioink Inkjet Printing

    • 19 February 2018

    Our approach introduces a novel bioink inkjet printing process whereby peptides are used to organise multiple proteins and biomolecules into ordered structures with nano-to-micro-scale control. In collaboration with Dr Rafael Castrejón-Pita of Queen Mary University of London. Watch with headphones. Watch on Youtube here: –youtube.com/watch?v=kwf-DS0Wd5Y

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  • Gaston Primo featured in RegMedNet Video reporting on our 3DEAL Technology

    • 21 December 2017

    In this exclusive video by RegMedNet, our PhD student Gaston Agustin Primo discusses the development of our 3D electrophoresis-assisted lithography (3DEAL) platform. See the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C7xJLznhZ5k

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  • Interview with Alvaro Mata on Regeneratively Speaking ® Podcast, Wake Forest Institute

    • 15 July 2016

    Alvaro Mata is interviewed on Regeneratively Speaking ® Podcast by Wake Forest Institute. Listen now to hear more about how Alvaro got into the area of functional biomedical materials, where his research is now and the direction of the Institute of Bioengineering at Queen Mary, University of London.

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  • Forces TV – How 3D printing is revolutionising prosthetics

    • 30 March 2016

    “How 3D printing is revolutionising prosthetics”. Forces TV features the work of our lab focus don tissue engineering from the bottom-up (after min 3).

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  • Don Ingber Summary Lecture

    • 29 March 2016

    Summary of the Public Lecture given by Donald Ingber from the Wyss Institute at Harvard and hosted by Robin Ince on March 29th, 2016.

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  • Video – Dynamic Self-Assembly Membranes

    • 15 March 2016

    An online news video showcasing our work been viewed over 500,000 views by the public! It reports our recently published work on dynamic self-assembly membranes that may soon provide a way to build artificial blood vessels for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.

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  • Institute of Bioengineering – Launch Event

    • 7 October 2015

    Summary of the Launch of the Institute of Bioengineering at QMUL on October 7th, 2015.

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  • Chemistry World – Self Healing Biological Scaffold

    • 1 October 2015

    “Drawn out proteins make self-healing scaffolds”. Chemistry World reports on our peptide-protein co-assembly system.

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  • QMUL Tubes

    • 28 September 2015

    Summary of dynamic properties exhibited by a co-assembled peptide-protein membrane capable of accessing non-equilibrium to undergo morphogenesis, controllably assemble and dis-assemble, self-heal, and grow.

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  • Young Bioengineers – Opening young minds to bioengineering

    • 1 June 2015

    “Opening young minds to bioengineering”. Engaging school children with the research of the Institute of Bioengineering.

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Recent Posts
  • Our paper selected in the top 50 most read Nature Communications papers in Chemistry and Materials Science in 2018
  • Our group has been selected to be part of the UK Regenerative Medicine Platform – Smart Materials
  • Interview by The Naked Scientists Podcast
  • Sky News Reports on our Mineralisation Platform for Enamel Regeneration.
  • Talk Radio interview with Penny Smith about our work on Enamel Regeneration.
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Mata Group Bioengineering

We are a highly interdisciplinary group passionate about developing creative and innovative technologies to generate creative solutions for a variety of bioengineering applications. We use interdisciplinary approaches that integrate engineering, materials science, chemistry, nanotechnology, biology, and medicine to develop materials and devices with hierarchical order, biomimetic character, spatio-temporal control, adaptability, tuneability, self-healing capacity, and functionality. Current research in our lab includes the development of in vitro biomimetic environments, dynamic and directed self-assembling systems, molecular patterning of 3D environments, and molecularly-designed bioactive implants. Applications range from tissue engineering and regenerative medicine to drug discovery.

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