News and Press release

Leopoldina Symposium on Skeletal Interfaces in Health & Disease, endorsed by PROTO will take place on October 9–11, 2025, at the Paracelsus Medical University (PMU) in Salzburg, Austria. Registration is now open and can be completed via…

We are excited to announce that the PROTO PLX Phase I study has been approved! The study will investigate safety and early efficacy of placental cell therapy in osteoarthritis patients.…

Highlights from the PROTO Second Annual Meeting in Siena (March 24-25) It was a fantastic opportunity for PROTO partners to share insights, and discuss the progress made across all scientific…

We’re excited to share a key update on our project’s progress! The PROTO WP4 team has successfully evaluated and enrolled the first patient after confirming pathological gait mechanics. This marks…

Our study “Personalized digital training intervention to reduce inflammation by correcting pathological movement patterns in pre-stage knee osteoarthritis (OA)” has been officially registered and is now available on the public…

Home-based digital physical rehabilitation after knee injury to correct abnormal movement patterns We are ready to start recruitment! Find out more details about the study and prerequisite for participation in…

At the ATiO Conference 2024, Prof. Tobias Winkler showcased the innovative PROTO Project,  aiming to transform the treatment of early-stage osteoarthritis with advanced anti inflammatory therapies and personalized interventions.  …

Felix Eckstein and Wolfgang Wirth from PMU wrote a summary of 30 years of quantitative cartilage and bone imaging research, for the special issue of Osteoarthritis and Cartilage journal to celebrate its 30 year anniversary.

PROTO researchers Matej Skrobot, Georg Duda and Nicholas Brisson will be presenting their novel machine learning-based classification of pathological gait in persons with anterior cruciate ligament reconstruction (ACLR) at the OARSI 2024 congress.