Prof. Masanori Kikuchi | National Insitute for Materials Science |
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Prof. Yuki Shirosaki | Kyushu Institute of Technology |
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Prof. Maria Lopes | Universidade do Porto |
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Dr. Motohiro Hirose | National Insitute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology |
Prof. Min Wang | The University of Hong Kong |
Prof. Masaya Yamamoro | Kyoto University |
Prof. Yin Xiao | Queensland University of Technology |
Prof. Swee Hin Teoh | Nanyang Technological University |
Regenerative medicine is a key technology to future medicine for aged societies in advanced countries as well as curing intractable diseases whole world. Recent topics on regenerative medicine are mainly focused on cells and their biochemical responses. Even they need carrier materials for cells and/or biofunctional chemicals with high biocompatibility, only few attentions are paid to basic biological functions of carrier materials themselves including biocompatibility. In fact, highly biofunctional materials will work in both in vitro and in vivo tissue regeneration. In this symposium, focus is pointed to biological functional materials with high biocompatibility which contribute to regenerative medicine as a carrier of both cells and biofunctional chemicals.
1. Biomaterials
2. Biofunction
3. Carrier
4. Scaffold
5. Regenerative medicine
Prof. Masahiro KINO-OKA | Osaka University, JAPAN |
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Prof. Joao MANO | University of Aveiro, PORTUGAL Open and closed polymeric multilayered structures for tissue engineering |
Dr. Ken-ichiro KAMEI | Kyoto University, JAPAN |
Nobel Laureate Prof. SUZUKI special symposium
Superconducting materials and applications
Thermoelectric materials for sustainable development - ACT2017 (AAT)
Materials frontier for transparent advanced electronics
Magnetic oxide thin films and hetero-structures
Synthesis of functional materials for next generation innovative devices applications
Eco-product session
First circular
Flyer (Second circular / Call for papers)