This includes areas such as pediatric heart repair, urogenital reconstruction, dental and gum treatments, cancer modeling, kidney and heart tissue modeling, synthetic implant development, skin regeneration, esophageal surgery, and tracheal implant development. Key technological expertise includes the Cell-Assembled Extracellular Matrix (CAM), an innovative biological material with the potential to replace plastics in implants. Furthermore, BioTis features the ART Bioprint, one of the Technological Research Accelerators at INSERM, which aims to promote and accelerate the use of bioprinting in INSERM research units by providing state-of-the-art equipment and expertise.
