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Congratulations to the CBS 2018 Travel Award winners and the first class of WBC 2016 Legacy Travel Award winners! Congratulations to the Best Poster and Best Presentation winners for CBS 2018! See you next year in Quebec City! |
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CBS-QCSC Wine & Cheese + Posters –2017: A New Year (0 comments)
2017-01-15 18:12:28 by Caroline Loy
Hi everyone! Quebec City Student Chapter is hosting a Wine and Cheese Event to celebrate the New Year! To register go here and click register. If you want to present a poster, please send your name and the title of your poster to the following email address: cbs-qcsc@biomaterials...CBS Newsletter - December 2016 (0 comments)
2016-12-14 22:23:54 by Todd Hoare
The last 2016 edition of the CBS Newsletter is here with updates on the new Board, this year's very successful World Biomaterials Congress hosted here in Canada, our very active student chapters across the country, and updated terms for the CBS Visiting Scholar Award...Biomaterials Science Lectureship (0 comments)
2016-11-28 12:18:29 by Todd Hoare
The 2017 Biomaterials Science Lectureship is now open for nominations. This annual award was established in 2014 to honour an early-stage career scientist who has made a significant contribution to the biomaterials field...CBS Alberta Student Chapter (0 comments)
2016-11-27 12:44:47 by Manoj Parmar
Hi everyone!Thanks for joining us for the Biomaterials Seminar held on Thursday, Nov 24, 2016. We would also like to acknowledge Dr. Lingyun Chen for the wonderful talk on Nutraceutical Delivery in Functional Foods as well as for sharing her insights to build an academic career over a coffee!Looking forward to seeing you in our next events!Total Results: 85
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