The Hague. Bioengineers from the University of Pisa are among the creators of the Homo Creatus who since May officially participate in the permanent exhibition of the Museon, the Museum of Culture and Science of The Hague in the Netherlands. Next to the models of Homo neanderthalensis, Homo erectus, Homo habilis,and Lucy; the Homo creatus represents the ultimate step in human evolution and shows all parts of the body that can be rebuilt and regenerated thanks to the more recent bio-inspired biofabrication and bi-inspired techniques such as bone structures, cartilages, or vascular ducts. This project was developed by a pool of twenty European research institutes selected by the Dutch Ministry of Culture and Science, represent the industry’s excellence. The Biofabrication Group led by Professor Giovanni Vozzi of the Research Centre “E. Piaggio” are among those who created a ‘Homo creatus’ specimen along with twenty other European research centres
