About BIO

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Research in BIO

Center BIO develops its lines of research in a multidisciplinary way, integrating branches of engineering and biomedicine. Find out more about this and its main projects here.

Projects

Soft Robotic Haptic Device for Tactile Stimulation of Infants with Locomotor and Sensation Disorder

Soft Robotic Haptic Device for Tactile Stimulation of Infants with Locomotor and Sensation Disorder

Tactile stimulation is a primary component in motor therapy for children with lower limb disabilities. The therapy that includes this type of stimulus is called […]

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Synthesis of biocompatible materials for soft tissue grafts using synthetic biology tools

Synthesis of biocompatible materials for soft tissue grafts using synthetic biology tools

Synthetic biology allows programming in vitro biomaterials with regulatory genetic constructs. The synthesis of extracellular matrix (ECM) components, elastin and collagen in a cell free […]

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VINCI: Oncogenomic data collection project

VINCI: Oncogenomic data collection project

According to figures from the League Against Cancer, up to 85% of oncological cases in Peru are detected in late stages. This significantly reduces the […]

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Development, integration and validation of the prototype of the UWB radar system – MABIS (Microwave Analyzer for Breast Imaging Scanning) designed for the early detection of breast lumps

Development, integration and validation of the prototype of the UWB radar system – MABIS (Microwave Analyzer for Breast Imaging Scanning) designed for the early detection of breast lumps

One of the most important challenges at the health level is to improve the availability of screening in primary care of the breast cancer, and […]

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Implementation of a microfluidic device “point of care” (in situ) for the pre-concentration and separation by inertial forces of Plasmodium spp. in infected blood.

Implementation of a microfluidic device “point of care” (in situ) for the pre-concentration and separation by inertial forces of Plasmodium spp. in infected blood.

Point-of-care microfluidic device technology is an excellent tool for the detection of pathogens in early stages of infection, which considerably reduces the cost of treatment […]

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Preparation and characterization of antibacterial biopolymers reinforced with nanocellulose, obtained from endemic plants of Peru, to be used as food packaging

Preparation and characterization of antibacterial biopolymers reinforced with nanocellulose, obtained from endemic plants of Peru, to be used as food packaging

In recent years, various research groups worldwide have devoted themselves to evaluating alternatives for the production of biopolymers since the accumulation of single-use plastics is […]

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