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This event features presentations, posters and networking opportunities at a mixer and the poster session at the end of the symposium. In addition to posters on Polymers in Tissue Engineering, general polymer posters are being requested.
Speakers
“Challenges for the Biomaterials Scientist in Tissue Engineering”,
Joachim Kohn (Rutgers)
“Biomimetic Scaffold Design for Integrative Soft Tissue Repair”,
Helen Lu (Columbia U.)
“Polymeric Scaffolds for Stem Cell Tissue Engineering”
Treena Livingston Arinzeh (New Jersey Institute of Technology).
TBA, Kam Leong (Duke)
"Duraplasty Closure Solutions"
Patrick Snowhill (Integra LifeSciences Corp.)
“Biodegradable polymer scaffolds for regenerative medicine applications.”
Jack Donners (J & J Inc., Advanced Technologies & Regenerative Medicine, LLC)
Poster Session
Submit poster title and abstract (200 words max, no graphs, tables or figures) to: Dr. Tamal Ghosh (T. Ghosh and Associates, LLC) tamal@alumni.stevens-tech.edu.
Mixer



