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Z02 | Quantitative imaging and analysis of biofabricate quality and maturation

The new project Z02 will develop and provide standardized methods for acquiring, processing, and evaluating imaging data for the entire TRR/SFB, starting off with selected model systems in project areas B and C. In particular, solutions for sample chambers and (fluorescence) imaging, e.g. customized light-sheet microscopy, as well as image data processing and analysis, tuned for the special demands of biofabricates, will be key. Cross-validation of complementary imaging modalities in the three involved laboratories will allow for establishing robust and versatile approaches for the entire collaborative research center.

Prof. Dr. Matthias Weiss
Prof. Dr. Katrin Heinze
Prof. Dr. Dr. Oliver Friedrich 

Julian Bauer

Previous academic education: Master-Thesis
Academic Advisor within SFB TRR225: Prof. Dr. Dr. Oliver Friedrich
Location: FAU-Erlangen, Institute of Medical Biotechnology
Topic: Label-free optical maturation assessment of biofabricated tissue constructs in bioreactor environments tailored for biofabrication.
Main techniques and methodologies to be used: MPM, CAD-design, 3D-printing (FDM, SLS), cell culture, bioreactor process engineering, software development (Python)

Contact: julian.bauer@fau.de

Ivana Jeremic

Previous academic education: Master’s and bachelor’s degree in Physical Chemistry
Academic Advisor within SFB TRR225: Prof. Dr. Matthias Weiss
Location: University of Bayreuth
Topic: Quantitative exploration of the spatiotemporal self-organization of cells in confined geometries via customized lightsheet microscopy.
Main techniques and methodologies to be used: Lightsheet microscopy

Contact:

Joachim Schenk

Previous academic education: Diplom Ingenieur (FH)

Academic Advisor within SFB TRR225: Prof. Dr. Katrin Heinze
Location: Julius-Maximilians–Universität Würzburg, Rudolf Virchow Center – Center for Integrative and Translational Bioimaging
Topic: Support of home-built Light Sheet Fluorescence Microscopy (LSFM).
Main techniques and methodologies to be used: Sample admission and sample optimization, Taking care of our home-built microscopes and the needed adaptions to the needs of our collaborators, Planning and constructing a new LSFM, Imaging / data collection of the samples of our collaborators with the existing microscopes, Pre-processing of the data and its quality assurance, Sample and data management of the large files

Contact: joachim.schenk@uni-wuerzburg.de

2023

Kahl M, Schneidereit D, Meinert C, Bock N, Hutmacher DW, Friedrich O, A fluorescence-based opto-mechatronic screening module (OMSM) for automated 3D cell culture workflows, Biosensors and Bioelectronics: X 14 (2023). (B08 (Z02))

Polley C, Distler T, Scheufler C, Detsch R, Lund H, Springer A, Schneidereit D, Friedrich O, Boccaccini AR, Seitz H, 3D printing of piezoelectric and bioactive barium titanate-bioactive glass scaffolds for bone tissue engineering, Materials Today Bio doi:10.1016/j.mtbio.2023.100719  (2023). (Z02 (B08))

Sommer KP, Krolinski A, Mirkhalaf M, Zreiqat H, Friedrich O, Vielreicher M, Protocol for Cell Colonization and Comprehensive Monitoring of Osteogenic Differentiation in 3D Scaffolds Using Biochemical Assays and Multiphoton Imaging, International Journal of Molecular Sciences 24(3) (2023). (B08)

2022

Kara A, Distler T, Polley C, Schneidereit D, Seitz H, Friedrich O, Tihminlioglu F, Boccaccini AR, 3D printed gelatin/decellularized bone composite scaffolds for bone tissue engineering: Fabrication, characterization and cytocompatibility study, Materials Today Bio 15 (2022). (B08, Z02)

Kratzer S, Arkudas A, Himmler M, Schubert DW, Schneidereit D, Bauer J, Friedrich O, Horch RE, Cai A, Vascularization of Poly-epsilon-Caprolactone-Collagen I-Nanofibers with or without Sacrificial Fibers in the Neurotized Arteriovenous Loop Model, Cells 11(23) (2022). (Z02)

Ryma M, Genc H, Nadernezhad A, Paulus I, Schneidereit D, Friedrich O, Andelovic K, Lyer S, Alexiou C, Cicha I, Groll J, A print-and-fuse Strategy for Sacrificial Filaments Enables Biomimetically Structured Perfusable Microvascular Networks with Functional Endothelium Inside 3D Hydrogels, Adv Mater doi:10.1002/adma.202200653  (2022) e2200653. (B02, B08, A06)

Ritter P, Cai A, Reischl B, Fiedler M, Prol G, Frie B, Kretzschmar E, Michael M, Hartmann K, Lesko C, Salti H, Arkudas A, Horch R, Paulsen F, Friedrich O, Haug M, MyoBio: An automated bioreactor system technology for standardized perfusion-decellularization of whole skeletal muscle, IEEE Trans Biomed Eng PP (2022). (B08, C04)

2022

Ivana Jeremic, Julian Bauer, Joachim Schenk, Oliver Friedrich, Matthias Weiss, Katrin Heinze      SFB/TRR 225 Project Z02: Quantitative imaging and analysis of biofabricate quality and maturation   Symposium “Biofabrication meets Infection” Würzburg on 25-28- September 2022               Z02

Invited Seminar presentation 31.08.2022 Victor Chang Cardiac Research Institute (VCCRI), Sydney, Australia Title: “Bioprinting of micro-vasculature for Tissue Engineering: Truth or Dare?” Presented by: Oliver Friedrich

Invited Seminar presentation 05.07.2022 University Rostock, Fraunhofer IZI, HOGEMA lecture Title: Tissue Regeneration 4.0 – ‘Rise of the Machines’ Presented by: Oliver Friedrich (zoom)

2022

Julian Bauer, Ivana Jeremic, Joachim Schenk       SFB/TRR225 Project Z02: Quantitative imaging and analysis of biofabricate quality and maturation        Symposium “Biofabrication meets Infection” Würzburg on 25-28- September 2022      Z02

Julian Bauer, Ivana Jeremic, Joachim Schenk, Oliver Friedrich, Matthias Weiss, Katrin Heinze      SFB/TRR 225 Project Z02: Quantitative imaging and analysis of biofabricate quality and maturation   Symposium “Biofabrication meets Infection” Würzburg on 25-28- September 2022               Z02

  • Bioreaktor zur 3D-Geweberegeneration von Skelettmuskulatur (‚Tissue Regenerator‘), inventors: Oliver Friedrich (B08, Z02) Paul Ritter, Michael Haug, application number DE 10 2021 211 875, applicant FAU.
  • “Vorrichtung zur automatisierten koaxialen Mikroextrusion von Biomaterial-Hohlfilamenten” Inventors: Christian Lesko, Daniel Gilbert, Oliver Friedrich, application number: 10 2022 203 033.8, applicant FAU

Dominik Schneidereit

Previous academic education: Master of Science
Academic Advisor within SFB TRR225: Prof. Dr. Dr. Oliver Friedrich
Location: FAU-Erlangen, Institute of Medical Biotechnology
Topic: Neuartige optomechatronische Kombinationstechnologien im Cardio-muskulären Umfeld für Medizin und Lebenswissenschaften
Main techniques and methodologies to be used: Multi photon light sheet microscopy, Optics simulation, 3D CAD and CAM, FFF printing

Contact: dominik.schneidereit@fau.de

Prof. Dr. Katrin Heinze

  • Vice-Dean of the Medical Faculty for Research Data Management, JMU Würzburg
  • Vice-Dean of the Graduate School of Life Sciences, JMU Würzburg

Prof. Dr. Dr. Oliver Friedrich

Prof. Dr. Matthias Weiss

  • Editorial Board Member New Journal of Physics (IOP/DPG)
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