Webinar series

Bioengineering in Motion

Exploring Kriechen (Rheologie)Creep is one of the earliest “controlled stress” rheometer tests that quite literally “creeps” the material, i.e. we measure over a relatively prolonged period the small movement (the creep defined as creep compliance, J) of the sample by applying a small constant stress.Rheology, Biomaterials & Advanced Bioengineering Applications

Bioengineering is increasingly important for understanding how complex materials behave under real-world conditions — from blood and soft biological structures to hydrogels, biomaterials and advanced 3D-printed systems.

In this webinar series, we explore how rheology and related material characterization techniques can help researchers understand, develop and optimize materials for biomedical and bioengineering applications. Across a range of topics, our expert speakers will share experimental approaches, practical insights and recent research — from controlling a material’s chemical environment during rheological testing to developing artificial blood and advanced materials for medical applications.

Join us as we explore the intersection of materials science, rheology and bioengineering — and discover new approaches for understanding and engineering complex biological systems.