Advanced Healing Through Engineering
Mission
The mission of the Engineered Biomaterials Research Laboratory (EBRL) at the University of Vermont is to foster creative development of innovative materials and material analysis technologies for the advancement of materials science, medicine, and sustainable design.
Societal Impacts
The EBRL investigates natural material synthesis and synthetic polymerization techniques, to afford a platform of innovative and sustainable products and manufacturing processes. The foundation of our research program focuses on the use and engineering of sustainable plant-based materials for use in the medical fields and in manufactured consumer goods.
Inclusivity and Diversity Statement
The focus of the EBRL is first on the inclusion of all team members and all people, to respect the value in everyone's thoughts and own experiences. Upon a bedrock of inclusivity, we employ, train, collaborate and teach a diverse population of people to engage in more meaningful conversations centered on science and improving the world we all share.
The mission of the Engineered Biomaterials Research Laboratory (EBRL) at the University of Vermont is to foster creative development of innovative materials and material analysis technologies for the advancement of materials science, medicine, and sustainable design.
Societal Impacts
The EBRL investigates natural material synthesis and synthetic polymerization techniques, to afford a platform of innovative and sustainable products and manufacturing processes. The foundation of our research program focuses on the use and engineering of sustainable plant-based materials for use in the medical fields and in manufactured consumer goods.
Inclusivity and Diversity Statement
The focus of the EBRL is first on the inclusion of all team members and all people, to respect the value in everyone's thoughts and own experiences. Upon a bedrock of inclusivity, we employ, train, collaborate and teach a diverse population of people to engage in more meaningful conversations centered on science and improving the world we all share.