Structure
Scaffolds, hydrogels and printed constructs designed around tissue architecture and mechanics.
Our research
Our programme moves between research platforms, biological mechanisms and clinical applications—connecting material design with translation from the start.
Research overview
TERG combines biomaterial platforms, instructive therapeutic strategies and clinically informed applications to support repair across multiple tissues and disease contexts.
TERG connects biomaterial design, biological signalling and clinically informed engineering. Our programmes move from enabling platforms through therapeutic strategies to tissue-specific applications.
Scaffolds, hydrogels and printed constructs designed around tissue architecture and mechanics.
Biological, genetic, electrical and immunomodulatory cues that guide repair.
Clinical insight, device development and partnerships built into the programme.
Platforms
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Natural-polymer scaffolds engineered to reproduce extracellular-matrix structure, guide cell behaviour and support tissue repair.
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Injectable, printable and stimuli-responsive hydrogels for controlled delivery, tissue support and next-generation biomedical devices.
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Additive-manufacturing and bioprinting approaches that organise biomaterials, cells and conductive components with spatial precision.
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Microneedles, cardiovascular and neural implants, biosensors and minimally invasive devices for therapeutic delivery, monitoring and tissue repair.
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Local delivery of drugs, proteins, peptides, bioinorganic ions, nucleic acids and cells from biomaterials and medical devices.
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Non-viral vectors and biomaterial platforms that deliver genes, microRNAs and other nucleic-acid therapeutics at the site of repair.
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Graphene, MXene and conductive-polymer systems that deliver or direct electrical stimulation for regenerative and neurological applications.
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Bioactive materials designed to counter infection, regulate inflammation and create a repair-supportive immune environment.
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Regenerative and drug-delivery strategies for bone defects, cartilage damage, osteoarthritis and post-traumatic osteoarthritis (PTOA).
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Biomimetic scaffolds, gene therapeutics and electroconductive implants for neurotrauma repair and neurological disease.
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Vascular grafts, heart-valve scaffolds, computational models, biosensors and device-based treatments for cardiovascular disease.
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Hydrogels and multilayered biomaterials that promote angiogenesis, control inflammation and infection, and support chronic-wound repair.
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Scaffolds, disease models and delivery systems for airway regeneration, tuberculosis, cystic fibrosis and pulmonary fibrosis research.
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Collagen-based cell carriers and biodegradable drug-eluting technologies for corneal repair and improved glaucoma surgery outcomes.
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Biomaterial and tissue-engineering solutions for dental-pulp, periodontal, maxillofacial and complex oral-surgery applications.
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Three-dimensional models of cancer, bone infection, osteoporosis, lung disease and other tissue microenvironments for discovery and screening.
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