Akira Science pioneers 3D-printed scaffold for breast cancer repair
The AkiMed scaffold is bioresorbable, placed during lumpectomy to support natural tissue regeneration.
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Developer of bioresorbable biomaterials for soft tissue repair
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In short: Akira advanced its AkiMed bioresorbable polymer platform for breast reconstruction and aesthetic medicine while securing key funding.
The AkiMed scaffold is bioresorbable, placed during lumpectomy to support natural tissue regeneration.
The funding supports external expertise to build the company. Medtech4Health is a Vinnova-funded program accelerating medtech innovations.
Q1 2026 milestones include EU/UK patents granted, US filing, and €0.5M EIC Pathfinder award. The company evolves into a commercial MedTech firm.
She brings 15+ years in MedTech and healthtech, focusing on regulatory foundations, quality, and commercialization of their biomaterial platform.
We spoke to Akira Science about their work in 3D printing biomaterials for tissue regeneration to help in treatment for diseases like cancer.
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