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POLINA Unprecedented photolithographic structuring of novel light-sensitive poly(amino acid) materials – a paradigm shift in delivering biocompatible devices
POLINA is an European Union’s Horizon EIC-Pathfinder Open project that will combine a novel, light-sensitive amino acid materials platform with established and emerging photolithographic techniques to offer an industry-ready solution and contribute to the growing biomedical market. POLINA will bring concrete benefits to science, technology, society, the environment, and the economy, offering Europe`s medical industries an edge to deliver biocompatible, multifunctional implantable devices and research and development tools.
This project is an EIC Pathfinder coordinated by Andreas Heise & Sally Ann Cryan. It began on 1st January 2024 with a budget of €2,882,322.
7 Partners | 4 Years | 5 Countries | €3M funding
AMBER Researcher & Coordinator: PI Andreas Heise, RCSI
Website: https://polina-project.eu/
AMBER has a strong emphasis on collaboration. Central to AMBER’s research remit are collaborative projects performed with industry partners, and working with academic, industry and wider stakeholder on international and national research programmes.
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