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Researcher

Nathan Carpentier

9 Results

2023

Biopolymer-based hydrogel inks serving liver tissue engineering

Nathan CarpentierSandra Van VlierberghePeter Dubruel

The native liver as inspiration to create superior in vitro hepatic models

Nathan CarpentierLuca UrbaniPeter DubruelSandra Van Vlierberghe

A1 Journal Article in BIOMATERIALS SCIENCE

2022

Development of ECM mimicking 3D-hydrogel scaffolds for liver tissue engineering

Nathan CarpentierSara CampinotiLuca UrbaniPeter DubruelSandra Van Vlierberghe

Hybrid scaffolds as long-term in vitro co-culture model for targeted treatment of ovarian cancer

Elly De VlieghereEva BlondeelNathan CarpentierKoen Van de VijverSandra Van VlierbergheOlivier De Wever

Hybrid scaffolds to create long-term in vitro co-culture model for targeted treatment of ovarian cancer

Elly De VlieghereEva BlondeelNathan CarpentierKoen Van de VijverSandra Van VlierbergheOlivier De Wever

Preclinical platform for long-term evaluation of drug efficacy using three-dimensional tumor-stroma spheroids embedded in stiffness-tunable scaffolds

Elly De VlieghereEva BlondeelNathan CarpentierManon MinsartKoen Van de VijverSandra Van VlierbergheOlivier De Wever

2021

Tissue engineered hybrid scaffold with relevant stiffness and extracellular matrix (ECM) as long-term in vitro model for low-grade serous ovarian carcinoma (LGSOC)

Elly De VlieghereEva BlondeelNathan CarpentierSebastian RiemannWim CeelenSandra Van VlierbergheOlivier De Wever

2018

3D-printing technology as a means to create microfluidic channels mimicking the oviduct during in vitro culture of bovine embryos

Adriana KarczBabs Van de VoordeNathan CarpentierJasper Van HoorickKatrien SmitsRik VerplanckeJan VanfleterenAnn Van SoomSandra Van VlierbergheEtienne Van den Abbeel

Mimicking the in vivo environment of the oviduct in microfluidic channels for the in vitro culture of mammalian embryos using hydrogels and 3D printing technology

Adriana KarczBabs Van de VoordeNathan CarpentierKatrien SmitsJasper Van HoorickRik VerplanckeAnn Van SoomEtienne Van den AbbeelJan VanfleterenSandra Van Vlierberghe