(NU/1433-42) ReJI: The Provision of Business Consultancy to Assist Commercialisation of University Research
What the buyer wrote
Three-dimensional (3D) bioprinting utilises printing techniques to combine cells, growth media and/or biomaterials to produce 3D bio-tissues, with the aim of imitating natural tissue characteristics. Fields in which 3D bioprinting could be used include tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, drug toxicology screening, clinical transplantation, high-throughput assays, and cancer research.
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- What the buyer calls it
- (NU/1433-42) ReJI: The Provision of Business Consultancy to Assist Commercialisation of University Research
- How they are buying
- Advertised, shortlist firstSuppliers applied to be considered, and the buyer picked who went on to bid.
- Type
- services
- Dynamic market
- Yes: you can apply to join at any time. How these work
- Where
- in the North East
- Kind of work
- Professional services
Who the buyer named
Natalie Morton was the named contact on this notice.