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We’re excited to unveil our new identity: a new team name, a fresh logo, and a brand-new website. Welcome to the "Bone Organ Modeling and Regeneration" lab!

While our look has evolved, the heart of our lab remains unchanged. We are the same team, driven by the same research questions, scientific ambitions, and collaborative spirit. We hope that you will enjoy this new visual identity!

We are so grateful to the Novo Nordisk Foundation for the awarded Regenerative Medicine Catalyst grant: "Ossigel: a next generation human engineered tissue-graft for skeletal regeneration".

Our project aims at bringing the first human cell line engineereed tissue to clinical stage. We are grateful to our partners in crime during this upcoming 3 years: Ivan Martin and Sebastien Pigeot from Basel University, and Baptiste Charbonnier from Nantes Université.

Paul, Laura and Camille attended the 2026 EHA meeting in Stockholm. Paul gave a talk during the 'Niche effects on stem cells' session and Laura discussed her project during the poster session on Friday. Camille presented her project during the Young EHA Research meeting on Saturday.

Alex Antill joined the lab as a project assistant. His previous research background focused on computational biology and early hematopoiesis. His research with us will focus mainly on bone regeneration. Welcome Alex!

Patricia recently joined the lab. She is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Biomedicine at Lund University and has a background in Biochemistry from the University of Seville. During her internship in the lab, she will study the immunomodulatory role of the bone marrow mesenchymal niche in acute myeloid leukemia and how it shapes the response to a novel dendritic cell-based immunotherapy. Welcome Patricia!

As the CEO of Dhalion Biotech AB, Alejandro presented the DENOVOSS project and the OssiGel technology during the ATMP Mini-Symposium in Lund. Well done, Alex!