NETPark Collaboration Leads to Breakthrough in Skin Research
- kelseygarbutt
- 1 day ago
- 1 min read
A new scientific paper published by REPROCELL Europe and Durham University is shining a spotlight on the strength of collaboration within the NETPark community.
The study, titled “Development of a Dermal Equivalent Using Human Induced Pluripotent Stem Cell-Derived Fibroblasts,” presents a significant step forward in the development of full-thickness human skin models. Using iPSC-derived fibroblasts, the research offers a more reliable and customisable approach to in vitro skin modelling—an advancement with promising implications for both regenerative medicine and dermatological research.
This breakthrough is a testament to the kind of innovation that thrives at NETPark, where cutting-edge science is supported by a collaborative ecosystem of researchers, businesses, and academic institutions.
