Last week in Helsinki marked the official launch of the KERATOPRINTER project, an ambitious initiative aiming to develop a cutting-edge 4D bioprinting suite capable of creating a fully functional, biocompatible, full-thickness native-like human cornea.
The meeting provided a fantastic platform for insightful discussions and the long-awaited opportunity to connect in person with all project partners, laying the foundation for a successful collaboration. Asphalion was represented on-site by Montse Domingo, while Talyta Carteano, Diego Sanoja, and Chris Mann joined online, ensuring a dynamic exchange of ideas.
We are excited for the journey ahead as we work together to advance innovative ocular technologies. A big thank you to everyone for their dedication and enthusiasm!
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