Bram Zoetebier

Bram Zoetebier is a researcher specializing in Developmental BioEngineering, with a focus on hydrogel-based biomaterials for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. His work spans enzyme-responsive materials, bioprinting technologies, and bioconjugation strategies for therapeutic applications.

• Primary institution: Not explicitly stated
• Department: Developmental BioEngineering

His research interests include:

• Tissue engineering scaffold development
• 3D bioprinting of complex hydrogel structures
• Site-specific antibody-polysaccharide conjugation
• Enzymatic crosslinking of extracellular matrix mimics
• Dynamic hydrogel systems for cell delivery

Publications highlight expertise in coaxial/triaxial bioprinting, hyaluronic acid-tyramine formulations, and dextran-based hydrogel optimization. Collaborative activities include presentations on organometallic polymer applications and nano-catalyst development.

Professional engagements include:

• Consultant at Hy2Care (since June 2019)
• Oral presentations at conferences (2014-2015) on DNA polyplex packaging and hydrogel-supported catalysis