Nuno Araújo-Gomes

Nuno Araújo-Gomes is a Researcher at the Applied Stem Cell Technologies group within the TechMed Centre at the University of Twente. His work focuses on developing advanced biomaterials and microfluidic platforms for regenerative medicine and drug delivery applications.

His research spans Biomaterials, Tissue Engineering, Stem Cell Technologies, and Organ-on-Chip systems. Specializing in biomimetic models, he investigates inflammatory responses, bone regeneration, and cell encapsulation techniques using protein-based biomaterials, titanium implants, and sol-gel technologies.

Recent publications demonstrate a strong trend toward microfluidic organ-on-chip platforms for sex-stratified disease modeling, immunoprotected cell delivery systems, and non-invasive bioimaging. His work integrates surface property engineering of biocompatible materials with cellular response analysis in inflammatory environments.

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Araújo-Gomes operates within the interdisciplinary TechMed Centre ecosystem, collaborating closely with Prof. J. Leijten's tissue engineering group and Prof. M. Karperien's developmental bioengineering team. His research leverages microfluidic technologies and biomaterial scaffolds to create advanced in vitro models for pharmaceutical testing and regenerative therapies.