Webpages tagged with «Biomaterials» - Page 2
The Norwegian Dental Association's award for teaching and research 2012 to Post Doc Johan Caspar Wohlfahrt.
Two candidates will go to Dr. Sundaresan's lab at Texas Southern University in 2013.
From 2013 - 2016, Head of the Department of Biomaterials, Professor Lyngstadaas will act as the Dean of Research at the Faculty of Dentistry.
Hanna Tiainen from the Department of Biomaterials at IKO will receive the award for her PhD-work.
The department joins the Baltic sea network for biomaterial composites (BASENETBICO ).
Maria H Pham has publicly defended her doctoral dissertation Cellular responses to fluoride modified titanium surfaces. Department of Biomaterials congratulates Maria on her great achievement!
After a long wait, the borders opened this summer and we were able to welcome Erasmus students at our lab again. This summer, the biomaterials lab was taken over by our French summer interns.
No more conferences attended from our sofas at home! After a long wait, we were finally able to reunite with our friends and colleagues at real-life physical conferences.
In collaboration with colleagues in the US, industry, we have managed to obtain a large grant from Research Council of Norway in the new program Converging Technologies
The first ever Biomaterials in Oslo alumni day will be organised on 24th October! the alumni day will kick-start with a lunch at the Department of Biomaterials. The lunch will be followed by a half-day seminar with talks from both the department and the returning alumni.
The alumni seminar will be held in Auditorium 2, IKO.
Molecules that are more often known for their potential to cause cancer may have a new, health-promoting role. Scientists are now discovering how these «radicals» may be used to prevent infections and promote the long-term success of dental implants.
Xing Rui has publicly defended her dissertation and been awarded the PhD-title
The Department of Biomaterials hosts an open seminar on hierarchical and functional biomaterials based on protein self-assembly and nanocrystalline calcium phosphates.
Comparative evaluation of three methods for application of root filling materials into prepared root canals by micro-computed. tomography
