Last week the 4th Progress meeting of the EU-funded project RBDCOV was held in Barcelona.
The FORCE REPAIR project aims to develop a smart, multi-functional and cost-effective 3D-printed wound dressing to help control bacterial infection and inflammation, and aid tissue regeneration.
ASPHALION is a proud FORCE REPAIR partner and leader of the regulatory work package, which aims to establish the regulatory pathway for the innovative wound dressing and ensure the manufacturing process complies with regulatory requirements.
- ASPHALION experts Jon Giblin and Montse Domingo attended the meeting, providing an update on plans for future interactions with regulators to ensure validation of the proposed regulatory pathway.
- The meeting also featured a Regulatory and Exploitation Workshop led by Jon Giblin from ASPHALION and Ivana Vuka from RISE – Research and Innovation Services. This workshop introduced key concepts and created general regulatory awareness in early development to facilitate the timely transition of a 3D printed multifunctional wound dressing to clinical trials and beyond
ASPHALION would like to give a big thank you all participants and partners who showcased the great progress made in the past months. It was a pleasure to host you all here in Barcelona and we look forward to the next meeting.
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The FORCE REPAIR project is funded by the European Union under grant agreement No. 101092243, as part of the Horizon Europe Framework Programme (HORIZON). It represents a collaboration between 14 partners from academia and Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs).
