Funding has been secured from Medical Research Scotland for a fully-funded 4-year PhD studentship available to start in October 2020. This project will be hosted in the Paxton Lab at the University of Edinburgh and will involve working together with our industrial partners, Jellagen Ltd. ‘Old Problem, New Trix’ aims to investigate the use of Jellagen’s JellaTrix collagen sponges made from Jellyfish collagen as artificial bone materials in an in vitro model of bone-tendon replacements. For more details and application instructions, please visit Find a PhD Using novel materials to engineer an artifical bone-tendon replacement Image Related links Medical Research Scotland Paxton Lab Jellagen Publication date 01 Apr, 2020
