POLINA research presented at leading polymer science conferences in Bordeaux and Vienna
POLINA researchers have presented their work at two major European scientific conferences recently, contributing to discussions on sustainable...
BIOMATERIALS FOR MEDICAL APPLICATIONS LITHOGRAPHY PRINTING CLINICAL IMPLANTS AND DEVICES
UNPRECEDENTED PHOTOLITHOGRAPHIC STRUCTURING OF NOVEL LIGHT-SENSITIVE POLY(AMINO ACID) MATERIALS
POLINA WILL PAVE THE WAY TO REVOLUTIONISE BIOPRINTING, FOR SAFER, SMARTER AND AFFORDABLE MEDICAL DEVICES AND IN THE LONG TERM A NEW APPROACH IN (BIO)ELECTRONICS
FROM SCIENCE TO TECHNOLOGY
CONSORTIUM
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“POLINA uniquely draws on fundamental science and advanced processing technology to deliver clinically translatable impact”
Prof. Andreas Heise, Project Coordinator, Professor at RCSI and Head of the polymer chemistry group
POLINA FACTS
POLINA is an European Union’s Horizon EIC-Pathfinder Open project that will combine a novel, light-sensitive amino acid materials platform with established and emerging photolithographic techniques to offer an industry-ready solution and contribute to the growing biomedical market. POLINA will bring concrete benefits to science, technology, society, the environment, and the economy, offering Europe`s medical industries an edge to deliver biocompatible, multifunctional implantable devices and research and development tools.
8 Partners
4 Years
6 Countries
3M€ funding
News
University of Aveiro invited students from the 10th to the 12th grade to experience 3D printing and biofabrication of human tissue analogs during the outreach program “Chemistry in Action – Solutions for New Challenges”
On 15 July 2026, the University of Aveiro invited students from the 10th to the 12th grade to...
POLINA project partner RCSI welcomes new researcher
POLINA's project partner and coordinator RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences has recruited Ana Cubillo Alvarez, a postdoctoral...