NEWS

Our activities, our research, our laboratory.

IMAGE OF THE MONTH

Our research is highly multidisciplinary: daily we look into cell viability, material stiffness, or bacterial biofilm formation. As a result, we produce a lot of data, a huge part of which are images! We decided to share them with you, and every month we pick the most beautiful one!

Behold the building blocks of cartilage in action! In this vibrant image, blue marks cell nuclei, green shows the cytoskeleton, and red reveals newly formed collagen type II—the key ingredient for healthy cartilage. This snapshot, captured by our postdoctoral researcher Alessandro Scalia, showcases how perfusion (fluid flow) gives cells a boost in forming cartilage. Alessandro’s work focuses on developing new materials for cartilage regeneration, bringing us closer to better treatments for joint repair!

Join us at ESB2025!

Join us at ESB2025!

The INNOVATION Lab is organising two symposia at the 34th Annual Conference of the European Society for Biomaterials - the biggest event in the world of biomaterials of the upcoming September. Apply and join us!

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The INNOVATION Lab Welcomes New Students

The INNOVATION Lab Welcomes New Students

We are delighted to have new PhD candidates and fellowship students in our team! Federica Ferla, Tiziana Brosio and Ranveer Chahal have just started their exciting journeys and we wish them luck and inspiration. PhD candidate Federica Ferla Fellowship student Tiziana...

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CONTACTS

CAAD | Corso Trieste 15/A
Novara, 28100 – ITALY

info@theinnovationlab.it

NEWS

Our activities, our research, our laboratory.

IMAGE OF THE MONTH

Our research is highly multidisciplinary: daily we look into cell viability, material stiffness, or bacterial biofilm formation. As a result, we produce a lot of data, a huge part of which are images! We decided to share them with you, and every month we pick the most beautiful one!

Behold the building blocks of cartilage in action! In this vibrant image, blue marks cell nuclei, green shows the cytoskeleton, and red reveals newly formed collagen type II—the key ingredient for healthy cartilage. This snapshot, captured by our postdoctoral researcher Alessandro Scalia, showcases how perfusion (fluid flow) gives cells a boost in forming cartilage. Alessandro’s work focuses on developing new materials for cartilage regeneration, bringing us closer to better treatments for joint repair!

Join us at ESB2025!

Join us at ESB2025!

The INNOVATION Lab is organising two symposia at the 34th Annual Conference of the European Society for Biomaterials - the biggest event in the world of biomaterials of the upcoming September. Apply and join us!

read more
The INNOVATION Lab Welcomes New Students

The INNOVATION Lab Welcomes New Students

We are delighted to have new PhD candidates and fellowship students in our team! Federica Ferla, Tiziana Brosio and Ranveer Chahal have just started their exciting journeys and we wish them luck and inspiration. PhD candidate Federica Ferla Fellowship student Tiziana...

read more

CONTACTS

CAAD | Corso Trieste 15/A
Novara, 28100 – ITALY

info@theinnovationlab.it

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