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Researchers from the Department of Biomaterials participated in the 2026 Scandinavian Society for Biomaterials meeting at Gullmarsstrand, Sweden. Under the theme “From Discovery to Device”, Qianli Ma gave an oral presentation on sustainable scaffold materials for bone repair, while the rest of the UiO delegation presented posters covering implant decontamination, oral inflammation models, hydrogels, antibacterial bone substitutes, biomolecular stabilization, and advanced imaging.
Have you ever wanted to explore the internal structure of materials as if peering through an X-ray? Last week, Torben and Liebert got to do exactly that during their visit to the MOGNO micro- and nanotomography beamline in Brazil—a remarkable facility that unveils hidden features at exceptionally high resolution.
Norway’s leading research institutions recently gathered to strengthen collaborative efforts with the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility (ESRF). Hosted by the Research Council of Norway, this high-level meeting focused on maximising Norwegian access to advanced synchrotron research techniques—powerful X-ray methods that provide unprecedented insight into materials and biological systems at the atomic scale.
We proudly announce that our PhD student Øystein Øvrebø received the 2nd prize for Best Business Pitch in the prestigious School of Health Innovation course on Entrepreneurship in Healthcare. This recognition highlights our academic community's exceptional talent and innovative thinking.
Elizabeth Surgucheva, a freshly graduated bachelor in biosciences, spent the summer at our lab putting theory into practice while participating in one of our research projects.
This past month, the University of Oslo (UiO) had the privilege of participating in an esteemed symposium hosted by the Forschungscampus Mittelhessen. The two-day event, "The Intersection of Digital Technology and Patient Care," explored the dynamic fusion of digital technologies with patient care practices, emphasising the field of regenerative medicine.
UiO Core Facilities Advisory Board approved last week our "UiO:NEXT Norwegian Center for Nanoscale X-ray Tomography" as a UiO Core Research Facility based on its unique technology offering.
Sigrid Haugen successfully defended her dissertation for the degree of Ph.D. (philosophiae doctor) : A study of adiponectin and adiponectin receptor agonist ADP355 on bone and orthodontic tooth movement.
We are not only hosting visiting students but we also send some of our students out in to the world to experience new things. Like Florian is currently doing in Australia.
Department of Biomaterials participated at the Synchrotron and Neutron Scattering in Biomaterials and Soft Matter Workshop in Malmö
