Great to be here in #Tampa, Florida 🤩 at #ORS2022 presenting my poster on an innovative miR-activated scaffold for enhanced #cartilage repair. Great also to enjoy some warm sun 😎 from Florida☀️☀️☀️ Thanks to my mentors 🏆Prof. Fergal O'Brien John Gleeson and RCSI TERG

Couldn’t be more happy for Mark Lemoine win as NIRA investigator at #ORS22. Such an incredible journey along the last 5 years work with Mark as colleague at RCSI TERG but more than that as incredible friend! 🥳🥳🥳 Well done!!!

2 BIG milestones today...back in RCSI TERG & RCSI officially working on the next technology for tympanic membrane repair with Prof. Fergal O'Brien, Eamon Sheehy @ Cian O'Leary...and FINALLY got my paper copy of Claudio Intini PhD thesis

It’s great to be back in person at RCSI Research Day 2022 after few years on-line🥳. Can’t wait to hang up with many colleagues with a glass of wine 🍷 and to share our newest research. My poster showing a gene therapy approach for enhanced cartilage repair is at ECI-02 ;)

Claudio Intini with his poster at today’s RCSI Research and Innovation Day poster session.

Big thanks to Royal Irish Academy which supports international research schemes. This will support an exciting project here at RCSI TERG on the development of a miR-activated scaffold for enhanced cartilage repair in collaboration with our partner at Erasmus MC, Rotterdam ✈️✈️✈️

Back to back RCSI TERG researchers we have Claudio Intini sharing his PhD and postdoctoral work on scaffolds delivering a miRNA inhibitor to aid in chondrogenic regeneration in cartilage diseases @bini_2022

Great news this morning😀! Here our latest publication showing the benefit in using a collagen II containing scaffolds to reduce cartilage hypertrophy✨mdpi.com/2306-5354/9/6/… Bioengineering MDPI sequel of our previous publ. Thanks Authors!:) Prof. Fergal O'Brien John Gleeson Tom Hodgkinson Sarah Casey

Congratulations to all TERG doctoral candidates who had their well-deserved graduation yesterday! We’re very proud of you all! RCSI

Great to be at #ORS23 and to meet some good friends Satanik Mukherjee from CarBonResearch Here on the right my poster on a microRna activated scaffold for #cartilage repair. Next-talk on a reinforced multilayered scaffold for #osteochondral repair. Tue 1.05pm biomaterials session!

Closing up this great week at #ORS2023 Dallas sharing the amazing work achieved by the ReCaP team. Thanks to #TERG PIs Prof. Fergal O'Brien and to who supports our science #ERC grant. Plus big congratzs to Joanna Sadowska aka Dr Jojo 🌸 for her NIRA award totally deserved. Now, it’s time for some pints🍻

The RCSI team is assembled and ready for #ESB2023 in Davos! Make sure to check out our talks on Wednesday evening (rapid fire session), Thursday afternoon and Friday morning - from cartilage and bone to spinal cord repair! @ESB2023

Very impressive and insightful talk by Claudio Intini on promising approach to repair condyle defects RCSI TERG

Just had a great week at #ESB23, many inspiring talks, ideas, lot of networking, good people, companies…and a lovely country (Switzerland) to visit:) with many chocolates to bring back to Dublin!

A wonderful seminar this morning from Dr Jeroen Geurts (Jeroen Geurts PhD) on subchondral bone and marrow adipose tissue as underlying causes of osteoarthritis accompanied by our own Claudio Intini presenting research done to date on the #ReCaP to date!

Another great #ORS24 at Long Beach, CA. Visit our paper #383 which shows results from a reinforced collagen scaffold to heal large chondral defects! #tergontour #terg Great team work! #rcsi

We made it to Seattle,WA after many hours journey for #TERMIS World Congress 2024. Can’t wait to start this meeting and to get in touch with many friends and scientists around the world🌎🌍🌏 Can enjoy other speakers and keep my talk for last on Friday! 😆

Honored to receive the SYIS Scientific Excellence Award for Young Investigator at #TERMIS 2024. It is incredible to see our work at RCSI TERG on innovative platforms for osteochondral repair being recognised at world stage. I thank the award organiser and everyone involved

TERG researchers were delighted to participate in the RCSI Engage Summer CPD Course for primary school teachers today, discussing their expertise in 3D printing, scaffold fabrication and tissue culture!

Well done Shan and nice early Christmas present🎁! Happy to be part of the team with the development of this miR-activated ink for minimally invasive therapeutic approach for cartilage repair! I would like to thanks all authors and people involved in RCSI TERG Prof. Fergal O'Brien