Researchers at Biomedical Polymer Division work in the incorporation of natural photoprotective agents within nanofibrous polymeric matrices. As UV protection is mandatory for ensuring the recovery of injured skin (by burns, ulcers, tattoos), electrospun membranes with natural features are being developed intended as potential protoprotective wound dressings.
Materials Engineering student Agustín Martínez Cebada participated alongside Dr. Pablo Cortez Tornello in the XXII International Congress on Metallurgy and...
Sofía Melucci, student in Materials Engineering, defended her final project entitled "Bioresorbable micro/nanostructures manufactured by 3D printing and electrospinning” under...
Nicolás Nadini defended his final Materials Engineering project titled “Biocompatible polymeric systems for the controlled release of ivermectin” supervised by...
Undergraduate Project in Materials Engineering: “Biofunctional polymeric micro and nanoparticles for ivermectin controlled delivery”.
The main goal of this work is...
