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5 June 2020
The SkinTERM project is a collaboration of 5 companies and 6 universities from seven different countries that will guide 12 PhD candidates in order to create a new generation of entrepreneurial, multidisciplinary and intersectorially trained scientists. The key goal of the project is the conversion of skin repair into skin regeneration, the mode by which skin heals perfectly without scars.
The SkinTERM project is a collaboration of 5 companies and 6 universities from seven different countries that will guide 12 PhD candidates in order to create a new generation of entrepreneurial, multidisciplinary and intersectorially trained scientists. The key goal of the project is the conversion of skin repair into skin regeneration, the mode by which skin heals perfectly without scars.
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