Projects

BIOXYARN – In vitro evaluation of the biocompatibility of nanofibrous yarns from an oxidative stress perspective

Fibres and textiles have been used as biomaterials for thousands of years, mainly as sutures and in dressings for wound care. Recently, it has become of increasing interest to use fibres as implantable materials to support the repair of damaged tissues and organs.

Principal investigator: dr. sc. Neven Žarković

COST Action TD0901 - Hypoxia sensing, signalling and adaptation

COST Action CM1106 - Chemical Approaches to Targeting Drug Resistance in Cancer Stem Cells

COST Action CM1001 - Chemistry of non-enzymatic protein modification - modulation of protein structure and function

COST Action BM0903 - Skin Barrier and Atopic Diseases (SKINBAD)

COST Action CM0901 - Detailed chemical kinetic models for cleaner combustion

COST Action MP1101 - Biomedical Applications of Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Technology

Effects of oxidatively modified collagen on breast cancer stem cell growth and differentiation

Principal investigator: dr. sc. Ana Čipak Gašparović

Effect of novel Cu-doped 45S5 bioactive glass and lipid peroxidation products on bone regeneration

Principal investigator: dr. sc. Neven Žarković

Improvement of adhesive properties of biomedical materials by plasma treatment

Principal investigator: dr. sc. Morana Jaganjac

Lipids, Free Radicals and their Messengers in Integrative Oncology

Principal investigator: dr. sc. Neven Žarković