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Bioprinting is extremely complicated. This article highlights innovations by UMC Utrecht that will help to make bioprinting more clinically relevant.

UMC Utrecht became a partner of the Institute for Human Organ and Disease Model Technologies (hDMT), which focuses on developing cell culture models that mimic human tissue.

Professor Cumhur Öner is retiring after nearly thirty years at UMCU. He left his mark on orthopaedics and was at the forefront of regenerative medicine in Utrecht.

Currently, there are limited or no therapies available for many children affected by rare liver diseases. Vivian Lehmann spent her PhD researching the use of liver organoids to study mechanisms and potential therapies for rare liver diseases and defended her work on the 30th of November 2023.

Two out of three nominated teams for the UMC Utrecht Team Science Award are from RMU!

Pascalle van Loo is per 1 januari 2024 het nieuwe hoofd van de Instantie voor Dierenwelzijn van de Universiteit Utrecht en het UMC Utrecht.

As of 1 January 2024, Pascalle van Loo is the new head of the Animal Welfare Body of Utrecht ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ and ľ¹Ï¸£ÀûÓ°ÊÓ Medical Center Utrecht.

In 2019, 31 young researchers started their PhD journey at the Regenerative Medicine Centre in Utrecht. Now, they are all finishing up, so it was time for a closing event.

Shicheng Ye spent his time as a PhD student developing an alternative hydrogel for liver organoid cultivation that is more reliable than the current standard.

Surface antigens of tumor cells can differ within one patient and are interesting to pursue for personalized immunotherapy.

Sinds de oprichting van de universiteit in 1636 werken wij al 385 jaar met elkaar en met anderen aan een betere wereld.

Since the university was founded in 1636, we have been working with each other and with others for 385 years to create a better world.

The results of this study are promising for patients. Because stem cell therapy has the potential to repair brain damage, rather than just limit it.

In early November, a patient with severe heart failure was implanted with a total artificial heart at the UMC Utrecht for the first time in The Netherlands.

Sabine Fuchs, paediatrician in metabolic diseases at the UMC Utrecht/ WKZ has received a prestigious Vici grant from ZonMw.

The Royal Dutch Society of Sciences and Humanities (KHMW) has appointed Daniela Salvatori as a new member.

How do we improve care for patients with rare diseases for which there are currently no treatments? This question is central to the work of pediatrician Sabine Fuchs.

Sacha Spelier investigated various treatment strategies for CF patients, focusing on combining several drugs with different working mechanisms.

What is it like to live with a regenerative implant? How do you tailor a treatment to the patient’s wants and needs? And how do we make implants accessible to everyone who needs them?

Paulina Nunez Bernal spent her PhD developing a new technique called volumetric bioprinting, which is faster than 'traditional' layer-by-layer bioprinting and safer for cells.