PANBIORA Project held final consortium meeting
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Representatives from Computer Engineering Department participated in the month 48 final meeting of PANBIORA Project. After four years of successful collaboration, 17 partners of PANBIORA project met in Strasbourg, in the premises of the scientific leader of the project, Spartha Medical. PANBioRA product prototype was presented, and a demonstration of the risk radar and risk rating tool developed in the project was provided. Clinical outcomes and impacts of the project, and setting the project developments into perspective within the regulatory and policy relevant frameworks were discussed.
The "Personalised And/or Generalised Integrated Biomaterial Risk Assessment" (PANBioRA) project was conducted under the Horizon 2020 topic titled "Development of a reliable methodology for better risk management of engineered biomaterials in Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products and/or Medical Devices". PANBioRA aims at providing a comprehensive solution for the time- and cost-effective risk assessment of: i) new biomaterials
under health or disease states or ii) a given biomaterial for each patient in a personalized manner. It will standardize the evaluation of biomaterials and open the venue for pre-implantation, personalized diagnostics for biomaterial based applications. More details can be found in www.panbiora.eu
The achievements of the Project were presented by all the partners. The Department of Computer Engineering was one of the partners and their contribution consisted in: i) constructing portable microscope adaptable to microfluidics, ii) conducted image analysis using deep learning techniques, iii) implemented computational imaging algorithms to improve microscope resolution, and iv) constructed miniaturized circuit components adaptable to microfluidics. The participation of the department initially was made possible based on the prior scientific research capabilities, and at the same time it greatly contributed in the further strengthening of the internal capacities.
December 3, 2021
