BAMBBI is an ERC European funded project, leaded by Prof. Maria-Pau Ginebra, that aims to tackle the challenge of bacterial bone infections in orthopaedic and maxillofacial surgery by developing synthetic bone grafts featuring contact-based antimicrobial properties, adding antimicrobial activity to their capacity to support bone regeneration.
In addition to being a major breakthrough in the field of bone regeneration, the progress in new methods of fine-tuning the nanostructure of calcium phosphates will have an impact in very diverse fields such as catalysis, water purification and protein separation.
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Carla Arca, a PhD student co-directed by Prof. María-Pau Ginebra and Dr. María Godoy-Gallardo, wins 3rd place at the Best Student Speech contest within the XIX Conference and Exhibition of the...
3rd place at Best Student Speech contest at ECerS XIX 2025 for Carla Arca -
Roberto Fagotto-Clavijo, Irene Lodoso-Torrecilla, Anna Diez-Escudero and Maria-Pau Ginebra have published a review article in Biomactive Materials on Strategic advances in Vat Photopolymerization for...
New review paper on how 3D Printing paves the way for custom bone implants -
Prof. Maria-Pau Ginebra offered a Keynote Address with the title "Advances in Bioceramic Design: Bridging Nature and Technology in Bone Regeneration" during the 2025 IADR/PER General Session &...
Maria-Pau Ginebra offers a Keynote Address at the 2025 IADR General Session -
Arezoo Ashrafnia has recently joined BAMBBI as a PhD student to work on bio-inspired antimicrobial bone bioceramics.
Arezoo Ahrafnia joins BAMBBI as a PhD student -
Postdoctoral researcher Ji-Young Yoon joins the BAMBBI team as an expert in biology. With a backgound in bone regeneration and tissue engineering, she received her B.Sc. in Biology from Chungbuk...
Ji-Young Yoon joins the project as Postdoctoral Fellow -
Postdoctoral fellow Jan Grzelak is in Bristol for a short research stay at the microbiology laboratories of Bristol Dental School, under the supervision of Professor Bo Su and Dr Angela H Nobbs.
Jan Grzelak travels to Bristol for a research stay at Prof. Bo Su's laboratories
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