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New Podcast Episode: The Thinking Orthoregenerative Surgeon

What does it take to transform regenerative medicine from a promising concept into better outcomes for patients?

In the latest episode of ON the Go, we sit down with Dr. Camila Cohen Kaleka, orthopaedic surgeon, clinical researcher, and PhD graduate from São Paulo, Brazil. With expertise in cartilage restoration and meniscus preservation, Dr. Kaleka brings a unique perspective shaped by both the operating room and the research lab.

Together, we explore her journey into orthoregeneration, the potential of cell-based therapies, and the challenges of translating scientific discoveries into everyday clinical practice. We also discuss why critical thinking, methodological rigor, and precise terminology are essential in a field advancing as rapidly as regenerative medicine.

In this episode:

🔬 The future of cartilage repair and biologic therapies
🦵 Bridging research and patient care
📊 Why evidence quality matters in orthoregeneration
🌍 Advancing regenerative medicine in emerging healthcare systems
💡 Advice for the next generation of clinicians and researchers

Whether you're a clinician, researcher, fellow, or student, this conversation offers valuable insights into the science—and mindset—driving the future of orthoregeneration.

🎧 Listen now on Spotify and Apple Podcast and join the conversation

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ONTheGo Podcast: Meet the allograft expert!


What does the future of cartilage restoration look like — and how close are we to getting there?

In this new episode of ONtheGo, we welcome Adam B. Yanke, Associate Professor at Rush University Medical Center and Co-Director of the Cartilage Restoration Center, in conversation with Jari Dahmen (Amsterdam UMC)

Together, they explore:

🦴 The science behind osteochondral allografts and why graft viability matters

🔬 New insights on BMAC augmentation and its clinical impact

⚙️ How surgical techniques influence outcomes at a cellular level

🚀 A forward-looking vision: what cartilage restoration could look like in the next 20 years

From cutting-edge research to practical surgical insights, this episode offers a deep dive into one of the most evolving areas of orthoregeneration.


☕ Grab a coffee and join the conversation.

▶ Listen now on Spotify or Apple Podcasts

▶ Watch the video on YouTube

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ONTheGo Podcast: Engineering the future of Regeneration!


Dear ON Foundation Community,

A new episode of the ONThe Go Podcast is now live!

In this episode, Manuela Gomes (University of Porto) and Jari Dahmen (Amsterdam UMC) explore how science, engineering, and interdisciplinary collaboration are shaping the future of orthoregeneration.

Together, they discuss how advances in regenerative medicine are opening new possibilities for tissue repair and joint preservation, and how researchers and clinicians can work together to translate innovation into clinical impact.

Whether you are a clinician, researcher, or simply curious about the future of regenerative orthopedics, this conversation offers valuable insights into where the field is heading.

☕ Grab a coffee and join us for this inspiring discussion.

▶ Listen now on Spotify or Apple Podcasts

▶ Watch the video on YouTube

Best regards,
The ON Foundation Team

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Growing Together: The ON Foundation's Impact in 2025

Dear ON Foundation Community,

As we look back on 2025, we want to share a snapshot of what we have achieved together — across education, research, innovation, and global collaboration.


Thanks to your engagement and support, ON Foundation continues to grow as a platform that connects people, advances knowledge, and supports the next generation in orthoregenerationIn 2025, our network reached 4,153 members across 108 countries, reflecting the truly international nature of the orthoregeneration community. This growth highlights a shared commitment: building better solutions for joint preservation, cartilage repair, biologics, and regenerative orthopedics worldwide. 

👩‍⚕️ Supporting the Next Generation

Our member community remains strongly driven by early-career professionals, with 59.6% young professionals, 24.6% advanced professional and 15.7% senior professionals. 

We are proud that ON Foundation continues to serve as a bridge between education and real-world clinical impact — supporting students, residents, fellows, and emerging researchers in orthoregeneration.

In 2026, we will continue expanding opportunities for education, research support, and community-building — while strengthening the visibility and understanding of orthoregeneration worldwide.


We look forward to sharing upcoming initiatives, new glossary terms, and new podcast episodes with you soon.

Learn more about ON Foundation's impact here: Facts & Figures 2025

Share this with colleagues who are yet not members but would benefit from our programs! 

Thank you for being part of ON Foundation.

Together, we are building the future of orthoregeneration.



Warm regards,

ON Foundation Team

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Apply now for our various Education Support Programs!

Are you ready to take your career to the next level? The ON Foundation offers multiple prestigious education grants and fellowships designed to advance your professional development:

  • ON/ICRS Translational Orthoregeneration Research Fellowship 2025 - USA
  • Clinical Fellowships at various expert centers
  • ON/EORS Education Grants 2025
  • ON/AOSSM Education Scholarships 2025

Don't miss out! Application deadlines are approaching rapidly. These competitive programs offer career-changing opportunities for medical professionals in orthopedics and orthoregeneration.

Visit our website today for eligibility requirements, application procedures, and submission deadlines. Your next career breakthrough could be just an application away!

Apply today: Education Support Programs

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Growing Together: The ON Foundation's Impact in 2024

Exciting facts and figures to kickstart your regenerative weekend!

Our global network myON grew by more than 11% last year and now connects over 3,700 members from 104 countries worldwide!

We're proud to have supported 85 young researchers and surgeons in 2024 through our various programs.

Learn more about the #onfoundation's impact: Facts & Figures 2024

Share this with colleagues who would also like to benefit from our programs but are not yet members. They can register here for free and join us in advancing orthoregeneration: myON

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MIT Course: Free Access to the Future of Tissue Engineering and Organ Regeneration

Are you interested in tissue engineering and organ regeneration? Then take a look at the video recordings of the instructive MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) course, taught by renowned orthoregeneration expert Myron Spector, a distinguished member of our Board:
Tissue Engineering and Organ Regeneration.

This foundational course offers invaluable insights into the science and clinical applications of regenerative medicine.

Perfect weekend learning, completely free for myON members!

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New Episode of our ONtheGo Podcast

Want to learn more about orthoregeneration? In this great new episode of our ONtheGo podcast, Laura de Girolamo (cell biologist and PhD in Pharmacology, Head of the Orthopaedic Biotechnology Laboratory Lab of the Galeazzi Sant'Ambrogio Hospital in Milan & Director of the „REGAIN“ Regenerative Medicine Center) and Jari Dahmen (Amsterdam UMC) are giving us insights from the scientist’s point of view on the Orthoregenerative Revolution in the Making!

Grab a coffee and join us!

Don't miss our latest ONtheGo podcasts either: https://www.my.on-foundation.org/Focus

Also available on Youtube, Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

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Episode 2 of our ONcase Night is online!

Dive into an engaging case study with Prof. Markus Walther on "Osteochondral Lesion of the Talus in a Young Athlete." Discover the challenges and treatment strategies for persistent ankle pain after a sprain. 

The experts Prof. Jos Malda, Dr. Christopher D. Murawski, MD, and Macalus V. Hogan provide their insights on the science and clinical evidence. In addition, the patient shares his personal experience and perspective.

Grab your drink and enjoy this relaxed, entertaining educational experience! 
Watch now: ONcase Night Episode 2

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Reorganization and new Executive Director at the ON Foundation

Exciting News! After the most successful year since our foundation, we bid farewell to our esteemed Executive Director, Kay Horsch, as he embarks on a new adventure. We thank Kay for his dedication and leadership, and wish him all the best in his future endeavors. Stepping into the role of Executive Director is Takanobu Oshima, Manager Research & Education at the ON Foundation, who brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to ensure continued success for the foundation. Join us in welcoming Takanobu as he officially assumes his new responsibilities on May 1, 2024.

Additionally, our team members Kerstin Rauch, Manager Communications & Marketing, and Caroline Cinnanti, Manager Operations & Events, will be taking on additional responsibilities to maintain excellence in our programs and initiatives.

We remain committed to advancing orthoregeneration and maintaining strong relationships with our external partners. Together, we will drive innovation and education and make a difference in orthopedic tissue regeneration. Thank you for your continued support as we embark on this exciting new journey!

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