ANR HyCareMat
The main objective of this collaborative research project is to develop a model material for characterizing hydro-chemical-mechanical couplings. This approach is based on Wharton’s jelly derivatives, which enable numerous innovations in regenerative medicine.
Presentation during the half day dedicated to Biomechanical Engineering for clinical applications of LEM3
Published on 12 May 2026
Session to the Synchrotron SOLEIL thanks to the BAG of virtual histology
Published on 30 January 2026
Thanks to the Block Allocation Group (BAG) for welcoming us
This project is based on a consortium of four laboratories: LEM3, BIOS, ICube, and LMGC. With co-funding from the Grand Est region, it has enabled the recruitment of two doctoral students, one postdoctoral researcher, two engineers, and several interns. At the same time, it has enabled LEM3 to acquire the equipment needed to mechanically functionalize the materials produced.
