TCES2018
Tissue and Cell Engineering Society 2018 Conference
Important Dates
About TCES2018
Welcome to the annual conference of the Tissue and Cell Engineering Society 2018, this year hosted at Keele University in Staffordshire. This is a on-campus residential conference and there will be widespread opportunities for networking across a range of exhibitors, abstract presenters, and speakers, covering tissue and cell engineering from molecular biology and biomaterials development through to clinical pull and beyond. The science will be spread across 10 broad sessions, focusing on recent developments in the fields of neural, musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, imaging, organising scaffolds, clinically-driven challenges, developmental models, human models, and inflammation providing a rich environment for all.
Topics
Approaches in musculoskeletal tissue engineering, New frontiers in cardiovascular tissue engineering, Imaging in tissue engineering, Organising cellular behaviour with scaffolds, Developmental translational models, Tissue-engineered human models, Inflammation in tissue engineeringCall for Papers
Thank you for your interest in submitting an abstract to TCES 2018.
Please note that the abstract submission deadline is 23:59 on Friday 4th May 2018
To submit your abstract to TCES 2018, please go to our website to download the template and guidelines:
https://www.keele.ac.uk/tces2018/abstractsubmission/
Then register on our Ex Ordo website to submit your abstract:
The topics for abstracts are as follows:
Session 1 - Advances in Neural Tissue Engineering
Session 2 - Approaches in Musculoskeletal Tissue Engineering
Session 3 - Robert Brown Early Stage Investigator Talks and Turbo Talks Session
Session 4 - New Frontiers in Cardiovascular Tissue Engineering
Session 5 - Imaging in Tissue Engineering
Session 6 - Organising Cellular Behaviour with Scaffolds
Session 7 - Clinically-driven Tissue Engineering: Challenges and Opportunities
Session 8 - Developmental Translational Models
Session 9 - Tissue-Engineered Human Models
Session 10 - Inflammation in Tissue Engineering
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