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CBS-ASC Biomaterials Panel Discussion against COVID-19 0 comments

by Zhenwei Ma
The CBS-ASC would like to invite you to our first CBS-ASC Biomaterials Panel Discussion against COVID-19 that will be held on Thursday, May 6, 2021, at 11 am MDT via zoom...
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2021 Conference - Early Bird Registration Extended 0 comments

by Thomas Willett
Dear Members and Friends of the Canadian Biomaterials Society, We have extended the Early Bird Registration period...
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CBS2021 - Abstract Acceptance Notifications & the End of Early Bird Registration 0 comments

by Thomas Willett
Dear Members and Friends of the Canadian Biomaterials Society, Abstract acceptance notifications were distributed by email today...
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2021 Annual Conference - New Award Announcement 0 comments

by Thomas Willett
Dear members and friends of the Canadian Biomaterials Society, Announcing the CBS2021 Best Overall Presentation Award, sponsored by the Elsevier journal Biomaterials...
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Cyclic Mechanical Stimulation of SMCs: A Comparative Study between 2D and 3D Models comments

by Daniele Pezzoli
With the ageing of the population worldwide and the increasing of the life expectancy, the demand for new reliable models to study physiological and pathological processes occurring in vascular tissues is growing...
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The Co-Delivery of Syngeneic Adipose-derived Stem/Stromal Cells and Macrophages on Decellularized Adipose Tissue Bioscaffolds for In Vivo Adipose Tissue Regeneration comments

by Lauren Flynn Hisham Kamoun
Adipose tissue has a limited capacity for repair following trauma, disease, or post-oncologic surgical resection...
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The study of surface modifications generated by plasma immersion ion implantation on zinc alloys for biomedical applications comments

by Souhila Mohamed
In recent years, zinc and its alloys have attracted the attention of the scientific community as biomaterials with high potential for the fabrication of biomedical implant devices...
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Scaffold generation via melt electro-writing (MEW) for tendon tissue engineering comments

by Brian Amsden Sean O Mathew
Tendon tissues possess an ineffective intrinsic healing mechanism, owing to their low vascularity and hypocellularity1...
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Hydrogel surface modification by plasma polymerisation to control cell adhesion comments

by Bishakh Rout
Hydrogels are common materials in the ophthalmic biomaterial industry. Interaction of the surface with the surrounding bio-environment influences the performance of any given type of hydrogel...
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