Program
Keynote Speakers
- Prof. Peter Fratzl, Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces, Munich
Bone growth and regeneration – A materials science perspective - Prof. André Studart, Complex Materials, Department of Materials, ETH Zürich
3D Printing of biologically-inspired materials - Prof. Christoph Weder, Adolphe Merkle Institute, University of Fribourg
Bio-inspired stimuli-responsive materials - Dr. Benjamin Pippenger, Institut Straumann AG, Basel
Multifactorial surface modifications for comprehensive tissue management: a conceptual approach to dental implantology
Timetable
Time |
Wednesday, June 6th |
09:00 |
SSB+RM Young Scientists Pre-conference Workshop: |
12:00 |
Registration & Poster Installation |
13:00 |
Welcome from SSB + RM |
13:15 |
Session I: Bioinspired Materials |
14:00 |
L. Vainieri: Novel hyaluronan-based hydrogels to support endogenous cartilage repair |
14:15 |
J. Guerrero: Fractionated human adipose tissue as a native biomaterial for the generation of a bone organ by endochondral ossification |
14:30 |
B. Gantenbein: Genipin-enhanced fibrin hydrogel combined with engineered silk composite for intervertebral disc repair |
14:45 |
Rapid fire posters and industry presentations |
15:15 |
Coffee, Poster Session I |
16:15 |
Session II: Biomaterials |
17:00 |
L. Tang: Enhancing cancer immunotherapy using responsive biomaterials |
17:15 |
X.H. Qin: Designing Synthetic Photo-clickable Hydrogels to Direct Cell Fate |
17:30 |
B. Kessel: Clinical relevant bioinks for enhanced cartilaginous matrix deposition |
17:45 |
M. Filippi: Magnetic nanocomposite hydrogels combined with static magnetic field for enhanced bone regeneration |
18:00 |
F. Schuler: 3D-printed auxetic structures for bio-medical application |
18:15 |
D. Eglin: Novel patient specific implant for orbital floor repair using osteoinductive biomaterials |
19:30 |
Welcome Drink & Conference Dinner at Restaurant Le Commerce |
Time |
Thursday, June 7th |
08:00 |
Registration |
08:30 |
Session III: Bioinspired Materials and Regenerative Medicine |
09:15 |
C. Levinson: In vitro and in vivo study of the efficiency of a TGFβ1-loaded hyaluronan-based scaffold for cartilage tissue engineering |
09:30 |
G. Lehoczky: Extracellular matrix of engineered cartilaginous tissue as a scaffold material to induce chondrogenic differentiation |
09:45 |
A. Schönenberger: Matrix topography and mechanical load mediate tendon fibroblast response to inflammatory signals |
10:00 |
Coffee, Poster Session II |
10:30 |
M. Lee: Cationic silica nanoparticle-based nanocomposite for bioprinting large tissue constructs with enhanced structural fidelity and mechanical strength |
10:45 |
R. May: The Influence of primary human Intervertebral Disc Cells on primary human Osteoblasts |
11:00 |
General Assembly of the SSB+RM |
11:45 |
Poster Session III and Standing Lunch |
Session IV: Open Topics |
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13:15 |
C. Wyss: Resistance to damage of pre-conditioned composite hydrogel implants |
13:30 |
N. Matter: Pre-process calculation to optimize laser parameter in selective laser melting |
13:45 |
B. Le Gars Santoni: Bioinspired Calcium Phosphate Ceramics: Influence of Strontium Doping |
14:00 |
E. Cavalli: Are humanized mice a good animal model for cartilage tissue engineering? A comparative study of chondrogenesis under varying immune backgrounds |
14:15 |
Student Research Award |
14:30 |
Keynote Speaker: Dr. B. Pippenger |
15:15 |
Presentation of Oral and Poster Awards Concluding Remarks |
15:30 |
End of the Meeting |