Events

Claudia Loebel, M.D./Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Materials Science & Engineering, University of Michigan

The University of Michigan Women in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (WinOMFS) consortium is a group of 8-10 individuals tasked with coordinating the annual WinOMFS symposium over a two-year term and will oversee the promotion of our shared mission and general advancement of women in the profession.

David Kohn, PhD

Dr. Robert Langer has been granted over 1,400 patents, been cited in more than 331,000 scholarly publications, and written more than 1,500 articles. He's also a founding father of Moderna, one company that is bringing COVID-19 under control. Please join FORCE Family Office March 16, as Doctors Langer and Tandon discuss recent advancements in regenerative medicine and the promise EpiBone's work has for the future.

Join us online Wednesday, March 17 - Thursday, March 18, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm EDT for a two-day Virtual Regulatory Bootcamp. By the end of the two-day course, participants will have a basic understanding of how the FDA reviews and regulates human medical products.

Waters Corporation is pleased to bring together chromatography thought leaders for a week of scientific talks, live demonstrations, panel discussions, and networking regarding novel liquid chromatography technologies and applications. Join us for this virtual symposium beginning with a plenary session on Monday, March 22nd and followed by application sessions for Pharma, Food, Materials and Biomedical Research throughout the week!

Dr. James Kirkland, MD, PhD, Noaber Foundation Professor of Aging Research Director, Robert and Arlene Kogod Center on Aging Mayo Clinic

Breakthroughs in cell technologies, materials science, and biofabrication methods, particularly 3D bioprinting, have laid a foundation for large-scale manufacturing of tissues and tissue-related products. Attendees of this conference will learn from industry and academic experts on what will be needed to bring biofabrication from its current prototype stage to reproducible, manufactured tissue products.

The ISSCR 2021 Annual Meeting program is designed around five themes to facilitate community building within the broader field of stem cell research. Each of the five themes will be explored during four Concurrent sessions and a Plenary session. The themes are: Clinical Applications, Cellular Identity, Modeling Development & Disease, New Technologies, and Tissue Stem Cell & Regeneration.