The WoundSens team is very grateful for the interview conducted by BIOPRO Baden-Württemberg GmbH, a prominent entity in the healthcare industry.
Interviewees Kai Fuchsberger and Ruben Daum shared insights into the work by NMI’s Regenerative Biomaterials group, led by Hanna Hartmann. They are developing a dressing material that mimics the extracellular matrix of body tissue and can hold the sensors. To achieve this, they employ electrospinning to create ultra-thin and hollow fibers that will contain the enzymes, a key contribution by EvoEnzyme, while University of Lorraine’s Institut Jean Lamour is developing the conductive material. This implies a complex optimization process over what are working hard on.
The interview underscores the paradigm shift that WoundSens represents, since it will enhance the healing process and deliver meaningful relief to both patients and the healthcare system.
Read the full interview here to know more details on the NMI team’s groundbreaking work.
