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Regenerative Medicine and Skeleton, Nantes, France A cutting-edge research laboratory dedicated to musculoskeletal #health and #regenerativemedicine #aging #biomaterials #skeleton #inflammation #chronic diseases INSERM | Nantes Université | ONIRIS

🧬 New publication in Materials Today Advances! Inspired by the wavy architecture of native ligaments, researchers developed 3D-printed MEW scaffolds with tunable mechanical properties, supporting early ligament-like tissue formation using human ACL cells. 👏 Congratulations to all authors!

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🔬 RMeS is pleased to have contributed to this collaborative study led by Catherine Baugé and colleagues at Université de Caen Normandie, published in Molecular Biomedicine. The research explores how EZH2 coordinates inflammation and pain-related pathways across joint tissues in osteoarthritis.

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🐾 When human and veterinary surgery innovate together! A new technique for reconstructing cleft lip and alveolus in dogs, developed through collaboration between Nantes University Hospital, Oniris VetAgroBio and RMeS, has been published in Veterinary Surgery. 📄 DOI: 10.1111/vsu.70120

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One Health – One Medicine RMeS researchers, hospital and veterinary practitioners are developing personalized 3D-printed materials for cleft lip and palate reconstruction in both human and canine patients. 🔗 Read the full article in EchoSciences Pays de la Loire: lnkd.in/ew9HtkAD

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📢 New publication from RMeS in the Journal of the European Ceramic Society! This work explores robocasting of Triply Periodic Minimal Surface (TPMS) structures for bone regeneration, proposing new strategies to improve the printing of complex bioceramic architectures. lnkd.in/eCS8UHQN

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Today, we warmly thank Anne CAMUS for her 13 years of dedication to the RMeS laboratory. Her leadership of the BIODIV research group and her contributions to regenerative medicine have left a lasting mark on our unit. We wish Anne every success in her new role at CR2TI UMR 1064 Nantes.

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📢 Proud to present our work on an injectable biomimetic microcarrier for intervertebral disc regeneration at the ARI Orthopaedics Conference 2026 in Davos. A great opportunity to share our research with the international regenerative medicine community.

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📢 New publication in JPRAS! A 40-year institutional experience combined with a systematic review has led to the development of a composite clinical score for postoperative monitoring of free jejunum flaps, providing clear decision-making thresholds for clinicians.

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Thanks to Dr Levesque for her inspiring presentation at today’s RMeS seminar, entitled: “Effects of capsaicin on different levels of pain sensitization” These moments of scientific sharing are at the heart of the RMeS laboratory, fostering curiosity, reflection, and collaboration among researchers.

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Thanks to Romain Guiho for his presentation: 🧬 “Transcriptomic and functional evaluation of ovine intervertebral disc cells as an in vitro model to explore degenerative processes” A promising study using an ovine in vitro model to better understand intervertebral disc degeneration

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🚴 In May, our lab participated in the “May with your bike” challenge. 🌳 13 members actively took part in this event with a total of 1339.1km travelled, representing 291.4kg CO2 equivalent saved! 🏆 Congratulations to our 3 most prolific riders: Constance Mayslich, Mathis Brier and Christine Caste

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🧬 Today, we had the pleasure of welcoming Mehdi Raji for a compelling RMES seminar on: "Cellular senescence in intervertebral disc degeneration: from functional characterization to therapeutic targeting." 🙏 Congrats for this inspiring and thought-provoking presentation!

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HDR defense by Baptiste Charbonnier entitled: From Clinical or Scientific Needs to the Development of Tailor-Made Biomedical Solutions His presentation was brilliant, accessible, and remarkably well communicated, a perfect example of how complex scientific work can be shared with clarity and impact

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Aujourd’hui, Alexandra Cloitre a brillamment soutenu son Habilitation à Diriger des Recherches (HDR) intitulée : 🧪 « Inflammation orale : de l’étude des mécanismes pathogéniques à l’identification de nouvelles cibles thérapeutiques ». Bravo pour cette belle réussite !

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Féliciations à Emilie Hascoët pour sa soutenance de thèse intitulée : Caractérisation des précurseurs ostéoclastiques dans la parodontite 🦷🔬. Bravo Émilie pour cette belle réussite et bonne continuation pour la suite de ton parcours ! 👏🎓

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🎓✨ Soutenance de thèse ! ✨🎓 Nous avons le plaisir de vous inviter à la soutenance de thèse d'Emilie Hascoët, qui se déroulera : 📅 le 31 Mars 2025 ⏰ 9h45 📍 Amphi Ricordeau

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📢 This Friday, March 7, our unit Regenerative Medicine and Skeleton, Inserm u1229 RMeS is joining the Stand up for Science movement! 🌍🔬 Together, let’s defend free, integrity and independent science! 💡✨

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