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Aurélie Bessière (CNRS, France)
Nano-PERLs: Brilliant Tools for Biomedical Imaging and Therapy in Deep Tissues
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Maria Maddalena Calabretta (University of Bologna, Italy)
3D models for biosensing exploiting bioluminescence detection
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Jose De la Cruz (INBRAIN Neuroelectronics, Spain)
Graphene-Based Neurotechnology for Next-Generation Brain Interfaces
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Francesco Enrichi (University of Verona, Italy)
Luminescent nanostructured materials for biological applications and sensing
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Paula Ferreira (University of Aveiro, Portugal)
Smart Biomaterial Scaffolds for Tumour Suppression and Bone Tissue Regeneration
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Joana Guerreiro (IPLEXMED / LabRISE/ISEP, Portugal)
Innovation at the Interface of Nanotechnology and Diagnostics
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Mariana Ionita (University Politehnica of Bucharest, Romania)
Manufacturing approaches for hierarchical scaffolds for functional bone tissue regeneration
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Claudio Parolo (ISGlobal/URV, Spain)
Nanobiosensor for imported malaria diagnostic and management
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Juan Pellico (ICMAB/CSIC, Spain)
Advanced Nanomaterials for Medical Imaging and Particle Tracking applications
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Valerio Pini (Mecwins, Spain)
AVAC: an ultrasensitive and versatile plasmonic platform for digital biomarker detection and nanoscale metrology
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Xavier Rovira Clavé (IBEC, Spain)
Tissue and subnuclear neighborhoods uncovered by high-resolution, multiplexed protein imaging
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María Concepción Serrano López-Terradas (ICMM/CSIC, Spain)
Reduced graphene oxide scaffolds for neural repair at the injured spinal cord, progress from the Piezo4Spine project
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Miguel Vilaplana (GraphenicaLab, Spain)
How AI is already transforming my company and what to expect? A manager point’s of view of the use of AI in a R&D-based company
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