The Canadian Biomaterials Society (CBS) is an incorporated, not-for-profit organization dedicated to the development of biomaterials science, technology, and education in Canadian universities, industry, and government.
CBS Annual Meeting
Join us in Victoria, B.C. for the 34th Annual Meeting of the Canadian Biomaterials Society - May 16-19, 2018. View the REVISED oral presentation schedule Congratulations to the CBS 2018 Travel Award winners and the first class of WBC 2016 Legacy Travel Award winners! REGISTER TODAY! Visit the conference website for the latest information on the meeting. |
WebinarsThis month's webinar: Obtaining a Patent |
Society News
CBS-KSC Inaugural Event: March 1st @ 3:00 pm (0 comments)
2017-02-21 10:31:22 by Laura McKiel
We are very excited to invite you to the CBS-Kingston Student Chapter Inaugural Event!Following a short presentation of the CBS-KSC, Dr. Brian Amsden and Dr. Lindsay Fitzpatrick will give a unique presentation of their careers, their research goals, and their opinions of the next challenges in the field of biomaterials...Samosa Sale – Feb 15 - Alberta Student Chapter (0 comments)
2017-02-12 14:03:54 by Manoj Parmar
Hello everyone!We invite you to enjoy delicious and fresh SAMOSAS on Wednesday Feb 15 from 11 am to 2 pm for our fundraising event.We will be selling at two locations: 1) ETLC food court, 2) ECHA 2nd floor cafeteriaLooking forward to seeing you at the sale! Cheers! CBS-ASC (details)Quebec Student Chapter Seminar On Feb 16th (0 comments)
2017-02-08 11:17:00 by Caroline Loy
Quebec city student chapter is hosting a seminar of Prof. Frederic Chaubet.Montreal Biomaterials Research Day - February 23 (0 comments)
2017-01-27 10:15:29 by Eric Habib
Dear all,The Montreal student chapter of the Canadian Biomaterials Society (CBS-MC) is pleased to invite you to attend the Montreal Biomaterials Research Day that will take place at the CRCHUM (Agora 5th floor) on February 23,2017...Total Results: 82
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