Transforming Tissues from Repairs to Regeneration - OMICS Group Medical Conferences

Released on: August 15, 2013, 7:05 am
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Industry: Biotech

-- /EPR NETWORK/ -- Tissues are the vital components of a living system and are considered just one level above the basic functional unit of life the cell. Tissue has several specialized roles in various organs contributing to the overall function and mechanism of the living being. For example, there are thousands of tissues in the muscles and limbs which coordinate to make the right movement to result in desired steps. A heart is a muscle in itself, which is made of very complex tissues that enable it to play the central role in circulatory system.

The study of tissues is called Histology' and histopathological analysis of tissues is essential for the accurate diagnosis of dreadful diseases like cancer. Keeping the above need in mind, OMICS Group announces the 2nd International Conference on Tissue Science & Regenerative Medicine at Raleigh NC, USA, from 26-28 August, 2013. A theme that describes the modern learning curve in tissue sciences - Transforming Repairs into Regeneration has been chosen for the knowledge-sharing extravaganza.

The conference would be addressed by experts in regenerative tissue techniques from various universities and clinical bodies.

Several tracks scheduled at the event focuses on
1. Tissue Regeneration
2. Materials & Designs for Tissue Engineering
3. Whole Organ Engineering & Approaches
4. Gene and Drug Delivery
5. Bioreactors in Tissue Engineering
6. Scaffolds
7. Novel Approaches in Guided Tissue Regeneration
8. Regeneration and Therapeutics
9. Recent Developments in Biochips and Tissue Chips
10. Clinical Medicine
11. Business of Regenerative Medicine

Special Session on "Global safety guidance for the cell-based implants" by Hwal (Matthew) SUH, Yonsei University College of Medicine, Korea; Convener of working group in ISO

Workshop and Symposium:
Workshop on "Conjugated gel for tissue growth and repair (GRG)" by Zvi Nevo, Tel-Aviv University, Israel
Workshop on "Proprietary BRODERICK PROBE® biosensors & related biotechnologies; Carbon nanoparticles comprised of lipids & stem cells" by Patricia A. Broderick, NYU Langone Medical Centre, USA; Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Biochips & Tissue Chips

Symposium on "Towards clinical translation of regenerative medicine" in collaboration with Wake Forest Institute for Regenerative Medicine headed by Shay Soker, Wake Forest School of Medicine, USA which includes 7 speeches

Speakers are scheduled to address the conference as guests or attendees

Harish C Pant, National Institutes of Health, USA

Mahin Khatami, National Institutes of Health (Retired), USA

Farshid Guilak, Duke University Medical Center, USA

Viktor I. Sevastianov, Institute of Biomedical Research and Technology, Russia

Poster presentations and plenary sessions adds value to the learning atmosphere, and the networking and collaboration alternatives bring a great value to the three-day event,

For more details on Tissue Science conference 2013, please visit:
http://www.omicsgroup.com/conferences/tissue-science-regenerative-2013/

For further details contact
Ro Casper
Tissue Science-2013 Organizing Committee
OMICS Group Medical Conferences
2360 Corporate Circle
Suite 400, Henderson
NV 89074-7722, USA
Phone +1-888-843-8169
Fax +1-650-618-1417
Email: tissuescience2013@omicsgroup.com
http://www.omicsonline.org/contact.php

Ro Casper
OMICS Group Medical Conferences
+1-888-843-8169

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