Projects

Research and innovation go hand in hand!  Find out here how versatile the projects at the NMI are:

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2026

AutoStack-ProBio

Transition of established multi-layer lamination/stacking technology from printed circuit board manufacturing to the production of multi-layer,…
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2026

AutoStack-ProBio

Transition of established multi-layer lamination/stacking technology from printed circuit board manufacturing to the production of multi-layer,…
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2026

AutoStack-ProBio

Transition of established multi-layer lamination/stacking technology from printed circuit board manufacturing to the production of multi-layer,…
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2026

AutoStack-ProBio

Transition of established multi-layer lamination/stacking technology from printed circuit board manufacturing to the production of multi-layer,…
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2026

EProKry

Efficient process chains for residue-free manufacturing of medical components using cryogenic machining technologies
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2025

Fiber2Prot

Regional value creation from agricultural by-products: Production of yeast proteins using enzymatically pretreated, fiber-rich legume husks
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2025

VaccineDisc

Microphysiological Lymphoid-tissue-on-Disc, a platform for multiplexed in vitro assessment of individual vaccine response
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2025

HypoMilk

Sustainable extraction of high-quality milk components using innovative cell culture technology
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2025

SoftPrint

3D bioprinting of vascularized adipose tissue: patient-derived ECM and innovative fiber materials to promote microvascularization
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2025

Development of the world's first thymus-on-chip for in vitro T-cell production and advanced drug testing

The NMI, in collaboration with Genewity B.V and Pyroscience GmbH, develops the world's first thymus-on-Chip platform to generate functional T-cells in…
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2025

Probiotic wound dressings for veterinary medicine (ProbioWA)

The aim of the research project is to develop wound dressings that contain probiotic bacteria living in a sterile collagen matrix.
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2025

Tribotrick

The project is developing a more precise thermoelectric method for measuring the contact temperature in rolling contacts without influencing the…
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