Emerging Areas in Biomaterials: Reshaping Medicine and Human Health

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The research and development of materials used in biomedical applications, or biomaterials, has seen rapid expansion and diversification over the last 20 years. From highly engineered synthetic polymers to biodegradable metals to naturally derived substances, their unique properties can be used for diverse functions and applications in medicine.

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Join Qiongqiong Angela Zhou of CAS, Jian Yang of Westlake University, China, and Benjamin Cooper of Ortholevo for an overview of the current emerging trends in biomaterial research. Gain both academic and commercial perspectives on specific applications of biomaterials in personalized healthcare including orthopedics, wound care, and regenerative engineering.

This ACS Webinar is moderated by Janet Sasso of CAS and is co-produced with CAS, a division of the American Chemical Society.

What You Will Learn

  • Landscape view of the use of biomaterials in emerging human health applications using data from the CAS Content Collection.
  • The latest research advancements and innovation in citrate-based biomaterials. 
  • Discover how biomaterials are driving high-quality orthopedic and wound care medicine to improve patient outcomes.

Webinar Details

  • Wednesday, August 14, 2024 @ 11am-12:30pm ET
  • Free to register with ACS ID
  • Slides will be available on the day of the live event

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Angela Zhou Ph.D,
Manager, Scientific Analysis and Insights,
CAS, a division of the American Chemical Society

Jian Yang Ph.D,
Chair Professor in Biomaterials and Regenerative Engineering and Associate Vice President,
Westlake University, China

Benjamin Cooper Ph.D,
Head of Research & Development,
Ortholevo

Janet Sasso MPH,
Information Scientist,
CAS, a division of the American Chemical Society

 

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