Biomedicine

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The Center for Biomedical Technology focuses on the development of systems and technologies for extracorporeal blood purification. Blood compatible materials, cell culture models to study endothelial activation under septic conditions, the influence of anticoagulation on the blood compatibility of extracorporeal therapies, as well as the multiple roles of extracellular vesicles and their biological activity are in the center of our research.

PhD Projects

Overview of current students of the PhD program "Regenerative Medicine" and their dissertation projects.

Cooperations and Networks

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Research

Competence Center MechanoBiology in Regenerative Medicine

Current News

06/12/2023

Green light for new doctoral program EVision

FWF grants doc.funds.connect funding for joint program of the University for Continuing Education Krems, the IMC University of Applied Sciences Krems and the Medical University of Vienna

26/01/2022

Detecting pathogens in the blood

The Department for Biomedical Research develops targeted therapies for pathogenic bacteria in case of sepsis

24/02/2020

Review of seven years CD-Laboratory

Scientists at Danube University Krems presented research results and new projects in the field of sepsis on February 13 - 14

02/09/2019

Detection of pathogens directly from whole blood

At Danube University Krems, scientists are working on implementing a faster reference method to target pathogens and potential antibiotic resistances in whole blood samples.

Events

15
Feb
2023

ESAO Winter School 2023

The upcoming ESAO Winter School will take place in Lutherstadt Wittenberg (Germany) from February 15 to 18, 2023. It is organised by the Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg. The theme of this year's Winter School is "Artificial Organs and Tissue Engineering - From Basics to Clinical Application".

24
Feb
2021

ESAO/TERMIS-EU Winter School 2021

We are glad to announce that the upcoming online ESAO/TERMIS-EU Winter School will be organized by the University of Zaragoza from February 24-26, 2021. It will focus on " The Bionic Human: Biomaterials, (Bio)Artificial and Bioengineered Organs, and Cybernetics for the Future of Regenerative Medicine”. Continuing the tradition of previous Winter Schools, it will provide an overview of this field and will also include two poster sessions for young researchers.