Martin Genet

Papers

Total Citations

113

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About

Martin Genet is a leading researcher in biomaterials and tissue engineering, with a primary focus on developing advanced ceramic scaffolds for bone regeneration. His major contributions lie in the fabrication and characterization of hydroxyapatite/β-tricalcium phosphate (HA/β-TCP) composite scaffolds using robotic-assisted deposition (robocasting), a technique that enables precise control over scaffold architecture. His most-cited work (113 citations) systematically investigates how varying HA/β-TCP compositions—from pure HA to 20HA/80β-TCP—affect structural integrity, mechanical properties, and biodegradation rates, providing critical insights for optimizing scaffold performance in bone-tissue engineering. This research has significantly advanced the understanding of composition-structure-property relationships in bioceramics, directly impacting the design of patient-specific implants. Genet’s work is widely recognized for bridging materials science and clinical application, with his findings serving as a foundational reference for subsequent studies on robocast scaffolds. His achievements highlight a commitment to translating fundamental materials research into practical solutions for orthopedic and reconstructive surgery, making him a key figure in the field of regenerative biomaterials.