Ricerc@Sapienza

The Cidonio's group at Sapienza University of Rome focuses on bridging pre-clinical gaps in disease modelling and regenerative medicine by engineering new 3D bioprinting strategies. Harnessing microfluidics combined with 3D bioprinting approaches, the MoRe lab aims to fabricate human tissue analogues by patterning functionally-graded bioinks to fabricate new human tissues as never attempted before. This will in turn advance translation into pre-clinical platforms for drug screening  as well as novel implants for tissue enhancement and repair. 

As a new space race is upon us, special attention is to be given to continuous development of launchers and their enabling technologies. The present research team faces this challenge addressing at the same time applied research and high education with the aim to support present and future developments in the field of liquid rocket engine (LRE) propulsion.

Our approach is a physical one, addressing problems in engineering and biology. In particular, we use molecular dynamics and multiscale simulations which address the various time and length scales typical of wetting, cavitation, and biophysical phenomena.

The Radioscience Laboratory, lead by prof. Luciano Iess, is specialized in radio science, planetary geodesy and analysis of radio tracking data of interplanetary spacecraft.

il gruppo si occupa dellos viluppo di sistemi di misura per applicazioni industriali e biomediche

Development of mathematical models and computational techniques in Reacting Flows