The Division of Regenerative Medicine and Cellular Therapies is one of the leading research groups in the UK with a worldwide reputation for excellence in our field. Collectively we have extensive expertise in materials science including biomaterials design, fabrication and analysis and work with both natural and synthetic polymers. We produce an array of scaffolds, hydrogels and microparticles with controlled size, shape, controlled release profiles, and topography. In this course we have interests in immunomodulation and the immune response to biomaterials. In addition, we have expertise in developing electrochemical nano-systems for studying and controlling cellular processes which is being applied to the generation of new electroceutics. Our technologies include 3D bioprinting with a particular interest in liver, bone and cartilage, label free 3D chemical analysis of cells and surface & interface analysis, peptide delivery of DNA, mRNA and proteins to control tissue regeneration, electrospinning to form scaffolds that mimic the extraceullar matrix, and in the use of optical tweezers to manipulate the arrangement of cells to form controlled cell niches. We use these technologies and expertise not only for regenerative medicine but for the production of in vitro models for the study of tissue biology, disease and for drug and toxicity screening. Careers support for research staff and postgraduate research students is available on an individual basis and through a range of career management workshops delivered in collaboration with the Graduate School and Graduate Centers.