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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Dr. Renan Nunes, Postdoctoral Researcher in the BioNanos&Metals group at the Federal University of ABC (Brazil), has joined BAMBBI for a year as a Visiting Researcher, in order work in the...
Dr. Renan Nunes joins BAMBBI as Visiting Researcher -
Several researchers of the BAMBBI team actively participatesd in the SEMIT 2025 Congress, held on October 2-3, 2025, in Barcelona.
BAMBBI team, present at the SEMIT 2025 Inaugural Conference -
A new in vivo study reports promising results for a 3D-printed bone scaffold that hardens after implantation. This innovation could reshape orthopedic surgery by enabling custom, mechanically tunable...
Breakthrough in Bone Regeneration: 3D-Printed Scaffold Hardens Inside the Body -
A big representation of the BAMBBI team actively participatesd in the 34th Annual Conference of the European Society for Biomaterials (ESB 2025) with four oral presentations.
Several BAMBBI members attend the ESB2025 conference -
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
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