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Mini colloquiums abstract > MC20: Cellular engineering, tissue engineering and biomaterials

Mini-colloque 20 – MC20

Ingénierie cellulaire, ingénierie tissulaire et biomatériaux
Division Physique & Vivant
Cyrille Vézy (UTT), Jérôme Sohier (LBTI Lyon) & Vincent Gache (INMG-PGNM Lyon)
 
 
Cells are extremely sensitive to mechanical and geometric constraints, as well as to the biochemical composition of their microenvironment. Cell behavior is directly linked to these factors via protein receptors sensitive to stiffness, capillarity (and elasto-capillarity) or hydrodynamic flow. There are many different ways of varying these environmental parameters in order to control cells on an individual scale, using different types of substrates and biomaterials, or different shaping processes. It is therefore possible, to guide cells, to modify their phenotype orto induce differentiation, in order to form complex tissues such as bone, blood vessels, skin or muscle. Biomaterials with high application potential include elastomers, hydrogels, foams and their 2D and 3D structuring. Alternatively, cellular self-organization via spheroids or organoids provides an additional dimension for studying the impact of the physical environment on cell fate.
 
In this minicolloquium, we aim to bring together the French community around biomaterials and their applications, to cover the latest advances in cellular and tissue engineering, as well as the development of innovative tools to characterize these new materials and their associated cellular behaviors.
 
This mini-colloquium is supported by the GdR : Approches Quantitavives du Vivant, Réparer l'humain et Mécabio Santé.
 
Wherever possible, the preferred language for oral presentations and posters will be English.
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