Purdue Research Foundation

Bioenthesis Inc.

Advanced Regenerative Tech, Inc.

Eric A Nauman

Darryl A Dickerson

Lia Antoaneta Stanciu

Dushyanth R Surakanti

Adam B Yanke

Adam W Martinez

Travis E Entrop

Dimitrios J Angelis

Michael J Heiden

Madhi Dehestani

Kurt Ws Klitzke

Michael J Dziekan

Nicolas Leiva-Molano

Jacob McGough

Sean Bucherl

Kevin G McIver

Connective tissue-to-bone interface scaffolds (e.g., ligament-to-bone interface scaffolds, tendon-to-bone interface scaffolds, etc.). These scaffolds may be a single integrated implant or may be a modular (e.g., two-part) implant system.

Connective tissue to bone interface scaffolds

Methods of producing bioresorbable porous biocomposites for orthopaedic applications are provided. In an exemplary embodiment of a resorbable orthopaedic implant of the present disclosure, the implant comprises a porous alloy of at least a first metal and a second metal sintered together, the alloy configured to resorb into a body at substantially an atomic level without flaking off, wherein a porosity of the implant is defined by a first plurality of interconnected holes having a first range of sizes.

Bioresorbable porous metals for orthopaedic applications

Padding materials capable of use as or incorporation into protective products, and methods of producing such padding materials. The padding material includes a base and an array of raised unit cells that individually protrude from a surface of the base so that the unit cells are spaced apart from each other. The base and the unit cells are formed of a cured polymeric material that contains fine porosity, and a substrate formed of a textile or fabric material is embedded in the base and permeated by the cured polymeric material.

Padding materials for protective products and methods of producing the same

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West Lafayette, IN, United States of America

Eric A Nauman