A Look Back at the 4th Day of the FHU RegenHab and the M.E.R. Research Track of the Biology-Health Cluster
The FHU REGENHAB, supported by the Montpellier University Hospital and the University of Montpellier and led by Christian Jorgensen and Alain Lacampagne, organized its 4th annual event on Friday, October 8, at the Richter Student Center, thanks in part to financial support from the University of Montpellier and MUSE. This event is associated with that ofthe Experimental & Regenerative Medicine Division of the “Biology-Health” Research Cluster at I-SITE MUSE.
The university's vice president, Jacques Mercier, introduced sessions on Tissue Engineering, Bionics, and Movement Rehabilitation, during which distinguished speakers presented their latest findings. This fourth day concluded with a very interesting lecture for the general public presented by the Prof. Jacques Bringer, regarding the impact of connected medical devices and digital intelligence on the patient-caregiver relationship.
The RegenHab Project
REGENHAB:REGENeration and REHabilitation to restore mobility in patients with musculoskeletal dysfunction
The REGENHAB University Hospital Federation (FHU) conducts research on regeneration and rehabilitation to restore mobility in patients with musculoskeletal disorders. Its clinical, biological, and technological consortium includes stem cell biologists, physiologists, robotics engineers, specialists in complex motion imaging, and clinicians in rheumatology, muscular diseases, rehabilitation, and anesthesiology and critical care to develop new therapeutic approaches for restoring movement.