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Competence
Algorithms for events prediction and classification
Analysis of (clinical) functional requirements
Assessment of the chemical stability and maintenance of the physico-mechanical properties of the scaffolds
Biologic evaluation of scaffoldswith 3D cultures in dynamic regime in bioreactor
Business intelligence
Chemico-physical-morphological-ultrastructural and thermo-mechanical characterization of the scaffolds
Clinical assessment
Clinical trials for scaffold validation
Communication protocol
Data analysis and storage, data mining
Data, Web data and services integration
Database architectures and DBMS
Datawarehouse
Deposition of thin films and coatings
Design and development of nanofibrous scaffolds mimicking the extracellular matrix
Design and development of scaffolds for organ regeneration
Design and development of scaffolds for regeneration of hard tissues and ligaments
Design and development of scaffolds for soft tissue regeneration
Design of experiments and protocols
Design of protocols for clinical evaluation
Design of protocols for pre-clinical evaluation (in vitro and in vivo)
Development of sinterable polymeric particles
Digital platforms (microcontrollers, DSP, FPGA)
Distributed and federated database
Ergonomics, neuroergonomics
Functional validation of prototypes
HW/SW design for resources optimization
In vitro mechanical characterization of scaffolds
In vitro mechanical characterization of scaffolds
Information access and data mining
Knowledge management
Knowledge representation
Musculoskeletal modelling
Neurocognitive modelling
Non SQL databases and techniques
Ontology and folksonomy design
Power management
Reasoning systems
Scaffold functionalization with proteins, drugs and cells
Scaffold functionalization with proteins, drugs and cells