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Meeting of the Geomat lab team with professor Delia Brauer

Meeting between Delia Brauer and the Geomat lab team.

Meeting of the Geomat lab team with professor Delia Brauer

Publication date: 16/04/2025

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The week of 24 mars, professor Delia Brauer from Iena University and the Otto Schot Institut of Material Research, in Germany, specialist in bioactives glass, came to the IPGP.

It was an opportunity for fascinating discussions with the Geomat lab team during a seminar where everyone presented their work. The researcher presented an overview of biomaterials in medicine and bone regeneration.

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