This week, the CRC/TRR225 is well represented at DGBM 2026 in Aachen. Once again, members of our consortium are contributing numerous scientific presentations and activities across different research projects.
Our researchers are contributing eight scientific talks and presentations, several poster presentations, and three chair sessions to the conference program. The topics cover a broad range of research areas, including fiber-reinforced hydrogel bioinks and anisotropic tissue engineering, novel approaches for the real-time characterization and maturation of biofabricated constructs, as well as biofabrication-based models of tumor tissue and neuronal networks. Further contributions focus on endothelialized microvascular networks, cell adhesion in 3D hydrogels, and bioprinting-based glioblastoma models.
The CRC/TRR225 is also represented with several posters, including research on fiber-reinforced hydrogel bioinks, the OpTubator, drop-on-demand bioprinting of glioblastoma spheroids, and the investigation of cellular behavior in 3D hydrogels.
In addition, members of the CRC/TRR225 are chairing three sessions and the consortium is represented with its own exhibition booth. The booth provides an opportunity to present our research, connect with researchers from related fields, and establish new collaborations.
Here is an overview of the publications in which our researchers are involved.
We look forward to inspiring scientific discussions, new connections, and a fruitful exchange at DGBM 2026 in Aachen!
