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NEWGEN MP1301 – Second Training School
"Program - Non living materials meet living biology" - Patras, GREECE - 09-12 May 2017
Trainers and abstracts
General Introduction by Dr. F. Cambier (CRIBC) - Chair of the Action
Evening Lecture by Prof. Th. Karachalios - University of Thessalia : "Current challenges for materials for orthopedic implants"
Day 1 - S. Hocquet and F. Cambier - CRIBC: "Ceramics and glasses for biomedical applications"
Day 1 - M. Attalah - University of Birmingham: "Metals and alloys for orthopedic and dental implants"
Day 1 - E. de Barra - University of Limerick: "Bioactive bone cements - advantages and limitations"
Day 1 - M. Alini - AO Foundation, Davos: "Bone: structure and properties, cell biology, bone physiology"
Day 2 - A. Stamboulis - University of Birmingham: "What is a biointerphase, and its dynamic evolution"
Day 2 - M. Van Griensven - TU Munich: "In vivo experimental procedures"
Day 3 - A. Leriche - LMCPA-UVHC: "Scaffold design, processing, biodegradation & resorption"
Day 3 - S. Gabriele - University of Mons-Hainaut: "Mechanobiology - May the force be with you"
Day 3 - A. Sendemir-Urkmez - Ege University: "Bone tissue engineering, current trends"
Day 3 - R. Luginbuehl - RMS Foundation, Bettlach: "Biocompatibility: definitions, in-vitro tests, standards"
Day 3 - A. Panagopoulos - University of Patras: "Surgical aspects"
NEWGEN MP1301 – First Training School
Presentations of Trainers
Day 1 - E. Kupp - Ceramics : A general overview
Day 1 - MJ. Pascual - Glasses and Ceramics : a general overview
Day 1 - F.J. Monteiro - Bone structure and properties
Day 1 - M. Peroglio - Biological response of cells and tissues to biomaterials
Day 1 - MH. Fernandez - Biocompatibility and in vitro test
Day 2 - C. Piconi - On the history of bioceramics for hip joint replacement
Day 2 - J. Chevalier - The answer of bioceramics to long-term mechanical demands
Day 2 - V. Sergo - Spectroscopic analyses for the characterization of bioceramics
Day 2 - M. Kuntz - Processing : the industry point of view
Day 3 - MP. Ginebra - Calcium phosphate ceramics
Day 3 - S. Hampshire - Bioglasses and glass ceramics
Day 3 - E. De Barra - Biocements
Day 3 - A. Leriche - Processing of bioceramics scaffolds : state of the art and current trends
Day 3 - Y. Missirlis - Tissue engineering : concepts and applications
Day 3 - JW. Hoekstra - Surgical procedures dental and orthopedic implants
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