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BioSurMesh - Consortium for developing post-operative antiadhesion barrier meshes

Reference number
Coordinator RISE Research Institutes of Sweden AB
Funding from Vinnova SEK 999 846
Project duration November 2025 - November 2026
Status Ongoing
Venture Deepened international collaborations
Call Deepened collaboration with USA, UK and Singapore within Health and Life Science

Purpose and goal

The goal for this project is to build a well-rounded international consortium focused on a long-term project plan for developing antiadhesive barrier meshes. This consortium will focus on industrial and academic partners from Sweden, Singapore, and UK. From the proof-of-concept results, this will help us decide on the long-term commercialization strategy and a roadmap to obtain approval for clinical trials.

Expected effects and result

Expected outcomes and effects of the project involve the establishment of a novel interdisciplinary collaboration with a focus on developing medical devices from sustainable biobased polymers. Our starting point for this long-term consortium is a proof-of-concept antiadhesive barrier mesh. The anticipated outcomes include an efficient, scalable prototype, a strengthened consortium for long-term research, and a framework for navigating market, intellectual property, and regulatory pathways

Planned approach and implementation

The project is structured around key work packages aimed at a long-term strategy to address postoperative adhesions in patients. The project consists of four main work packages: WP 1 focuses on creating and testing a proof of concept (PoC). WP 2 aims to build consortium competencies, the roadmap for regulatory approval, and potential partnerships. WP 3 involves comprehensive market and intellectual property analysis. WP 4 is on project management.

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Last updated 10 November 2025

Reference number 2025-03743