CÚRAM’s musculoskeletal research focuses on developing treatments for conditions such as arthritis and other disorders using bioengineered tissues and regenerative medicine. One notable project involves the use of a self-powered piezo-bioelectric device to regulate tendon repair, showcasing the integration of mechanical stimulation and regenerative therapy. This device has demonstrated significant potential in modulating mechanosensitive ion channels and enhancing tissue repair and recovery. CÚRAM exemplifies its commitment to musculoskeletal research through a multidisciplinary approach that amalgamates biomaterials science, engineering, and clinical proficiency. This integrated methodology facilitates the development of cutting-edge solutions for joint and tissue repair with the ultimate objective of enhancing patient mobility and overall quality of life.