Polymeric Materials for Neuroregeneration with A/Prof Jeremy Crook @IPRI_UOW
Polymeric Materials for Neuroregeneration with A/Prof Jeremy Crook  @IPRI_UOW
Uploaded June 2020 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Join ACES Chief Investigator A/Prof Jeremy Crook for his webinar on Polymeric Materials for Neuroregeneration. Polymeric materials, either synthetic or natural in origin, are being extensively evaluated for cell support. While they offer a wide range of versatility, in particular regarding shape and mechanical characteristics, researchers are particular interested in polymers with electro-conductive properties for cell and tissue stimulation. Listen to Jeremy as he explains how researchers are only at the tip of the iceberg, with the opportunity to discover innovative combinations of biopolymers, cells and other agents towards new real-world therapeutics and neuroregenerative applications.
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Polymeric Materials for Neuroregeneration with A/Prof Jeremy Crook

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