This project focuses on developing chemotactic micromotors inspired by neutrophil behavior to enhance wound healing. The proposed micromotors will incorporate a biomimetic positive feedback amplification mechanism, enabling them to autonomously navigate to wound sites, strengthen chemical gradients, and recruit additional micromotors for coordinated action. This technology has the potential to improve therapeutic micromotor applications where precise and autonomous directional control is required.

CEITEC VUT-J-25-8780

Czech

Velluvakandy Roshan Sreenivasan, M.Sc. - principal person responsible
Pumera Martin, prof. RNDr., Ph.D. - fellow researcher

Central European Institute of Technology BUT
- responsible department (24.1.2025 - 3.3.2025)
Future Energy and Innovation
- responsible department (3.3.2025 - not assigned)
Future Energy and Innovation
- beneficiary (1.1.2025 - 31.12.2025)

VELLUVAKANDY, R.; JU, X.; PUMERA, M. Nanorobot-Cell Communication via In Situ Generation of Biochemical Signals: Toward Regenerative Therapies. ACS Nano, 2025, vol. 19, no. 25, p. 22953-22967. ISSN: 1936-086X.
Detail

Responsibility: Velluvakandy Roshan Sreenivasan, M.Sc.