Piezo4Spine at the Belgian Symposium of Tissue Engineering

Piezo4Spine was represented at the Belgian Symposium of Tissue Engineering in Kortrijk, Belgium, where researchers from around the world discussed the latest advances in tissue regeneration and clinical translation.
Piezo4Spine at the NanoBio&Med 2025

The Piezo4Spine consortium is proud to announce that our coordinator, María Concepción Serrano from the Institute of Materials Science of Madrid (ICMM/CSIC), was invited to present the project’s latest developments at NanoBio&Med 2025 in Barcelona.
Piezo4Spine at the IV Annual Assembly of the Nanomed-CSIC Hub

We are proud that our coordinator, María Concepción Serrano (ICMM-CSIC), delivered an oral presentation at this year’s Nanomed-CSIC Assembly.
Piezo4Spine Featured on RTVE (Spanish National TV)

This episode “De seda y hierro – Mirar hacia adelante” highlights Strength, Disability, and the Future of Regenerative Therapies…
4th Annual Piezo4Spine Partner Meeting in Brussels

On October 7 and 8 our annual meeting took us to Brussels this year – what a great few days it was!
European Researchers’ Night 2025

On September 26, our MaMBIO and acib team joined the European Researchers’ Night in Madrid in Graz.
20th Meeting of the Spanish Society for Neuroscience (SENC 2025)

Piezo4Spine participated in the 20th Meeting of the Spanish Society for Neuroscience (SENC 2025), held from September 3 to 6 in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
World Spinal Cord Injury Day: “Fall Prevention, Spinal Cord Protection”

World SCI Day is observed every 5 September to raise awareness about spinal cord injuries and to highlight issues that matter most to people living with Spinal Cord Injury.
🧠🎤 Piezo4Spine at Pint of Science Madrid!

On May 20, Julia Martínez Ramírez, PhD researcher in the Piezo4Spine project, took part in the Pint of Science Festival in Madrid.
Piezo4Spine Outreach: Science Meets Curiosity in the Classroom

In an engaging outreach activity, Anne des Rieux and Paloma Lozano from UC Louvain brought the Piezo4Spine project to life for a group of high school students eager to learn more about the human body, injury, and innovation.