At the end of the month of May, the WoundSens partners met at the NMI facilities to discuss the status of the project.
EvoEnzyme presented their progress in enzyme engineering and planned the utilization of the enzyme with NMI. Also, Das Institut Jean Lamour (IJL) presented their work with carbon materials. In addition, NMI reported on their interviews with potential users and manufacturers, their progress in electrospinning the materials and gave an outlook on the upcoming sensor development.
Thus, this fruitful encounter made it possible to review all the results obtained so far and, based on them, jointly planned the next steps to ensure that the project continues to advance successfully.
