The Biomaterials and Bioengineering Laboratory (LBB) aims to enrich and develop future generations of researchers in basic and clinical sciences, and to improve the dissemination of new knowledge in biomaterials and bioengineering research, with a particular focus on cardiovascular needs. Diego Mantovani PhD Expertise: Advisory member of three medical device consortiums in America, Europe, and Asia. With his team, he works in the field of nanocoatings, biodegradable metals, and 3D cell culture structures to develop in vitro tests composed of human tissue that replace in vivo (animal) testing. Office: ULaval PLT 1745-E, HSFA E0-178 Telephone number (Ulaval office): (418) 656-2131 poste 406270 Email: diego.mantovani@gmn.ulaval.ca LinkedIn Google Scholar ResearchGate LinkedIn

The Biomaterials and Bioengineering Laboratory (LBB) aims to enrich and develop future generations of researchers in basic and clinical sciences, and to improve the dissemination of new knowledge in biomaterials and bioengineering research, with a particular focus on cardiovascular needs. Canada Research Chair Tier I in Biomaterials and Bioengineering for the Innovation in Surgery You are on the website of the Laboratory for Biomaterials and Bioengineering of Laval University. This site has been designed to give you a brief overview about who we are, our passion on research, our publications and our equipments. A special section is dedicated to our partners, academia and the industry because it is also thanks to them that we operate. The site is evolving and reflects our dynamism and our versatility. Feel free to contact us if you desire more information or if you would like to visit our laboratory. Enjoy your visit. Diego Mantovani, LBB Director Below is a presentation of the LBB ! News News Our partners Thank you to our collaborators and research partners! 150+ Scientific publications over the past 5 years 35 Members In the winter 2026 session 14 Nationalities (Winter 2026) 12+ Languages spoken (Winter 2026) LinkedIn Google Scholar

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