CELLOREON Team
Dr.-Ing. Ramin Nasehi
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Laura De Laporte
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Laura De Laporte
Ramin is a biomedical engineer, scientist, and entrepreneur focused on advancing human-relevant tissue engineering technologies. With expertise in biomaterials, stem cell biology, mechanobiology, and automation, he develops scalable solutions that bridge the gap between academic research and industrial application. His mission is to accel
Ramin is a biomedical engineer, scientist, and entrepreneur focused on advancing human-relevant tissue engineering technologies. With expertise in biomaterials, stem cell biology, mechanobiology, and automation, he develops scalable solutions that bridge the gap between academic research and industrial application. His mission is to accelerate biomedical innovation through reproducible, animal-free tissue models that improve research outcomes and support the future of personalized medicine.
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Laura De Laporte
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Laura De Laporte
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Laura De Laporte
Prof. Dr. Laura De Laporte is a leading expert in biomaterials and regenerative medicine. Her research focuses on developing biohybrid and bioinspired materials for advanced medical applications, aiming to replicate the complex architecture of natural tissues. Her work integrates engineering, chemistry, and biology to design synthetic bio
Prof. Dr. Laura De Laporte is a leading expert in biomaterials and regenerative medicine. Her research focuses on developing biohybrid and bioinspired materials for advanced medical applications, aiming to replicate the complex architecture of natural tissues. Her work integrates engineering, chemistry, and biology to design synthetic biomaterials that actively control cell–material interactions. Her team focuses on minimally invasive polymeric hydrogel therapies for regenerative medicine, as well as dynamic hydrogels for drug delivery and mechanobiology studies.
Dr. rer. nat. Matthias Mork
Dr. rer. nat. Matthias Mork
Dr. rer. nat. Matthias Mork
Matthias is a chemist with expertise in microfluidics, polymers, and functional (bio)materials. His research combines polymer chemistry and microfluidic engineering to develop microgel systems with tailored properties and functionalities. These systems serve as versatile material platforms for applications in tissue engineering and have b
Matthias is a chemist with expertise in microfluidics, polymers, and functional (bio)materials. His research combines polymer chemistry and microfluidic engineering to develop microgel systems with tailored properties and functionalities. These systems serve as versatile material platforms for applications in tissue engineering and have broad potential across regenerative medicine and related biomedical fields.
Laura Klasen
Dr. rer. nat. Matthias Mork
Dr. rer. nat. Matthias Mork
Laura focuses on developing 3D macroporous microgel assemblies for the expansion and differentiation of induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs). Her research investigates how biomaterial stimuli influence cellular responses, with the goal of developing a high-throughput compatible platform to produce vascularized cardiac tissue for in vitro drug testing and disease modeling.