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by Todd Hoare
Dear CBS members, Thank you for participating in the voting process for the different positions at the Board of Directors...
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by Zhenwei Ma
Hi We re organizing a zoom-inar featuring four Canadian professors working at the frontline of battling COVID-19 Please find the details below The event will take place on May 22nd from 2 30-4 30 pm EDT via Zoom https bit...
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by Nima Khadem Mohtaram
Hi everyone, Here is our Zoom link for our upcoming virtual CBS Annaual General Meeting which will be held on Friday, May 22nd, 2020 from 12 - 2 pm EST...
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by Nima Khadem Mohtaram
Dear CBS Members, The Annual General Meeting AGM of the Canadian Biomaterials Society CBS will take place on Friday, May 22nd, 2020, 12 2 pm EDT through Zoom video-conference...
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Evaluation and Modification of Amphiphilic Oligo-Urethane Coatings for Use as Drug Delivery Coatings comments

by Zachary Grodzinski
Cardiovascular disease CVD is the cause of approximately one third of Canadian and American mortalities each year 1,2 ...
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Drug Release Model from an Intraocular Lens to Treat Post-Cataract Surgery Complications comments

by Laura Wells Danielle Clasky
Cataracts are the leading cause of blindness worldwide and affect approximately 21 million American adults...
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Influence of argon dielectric barrier discharges on degradable ethyl lactate plasma polymers comments

by Morgane Laurent
Electron temperature and active species density are often used to characterize a plasma state as they enable to represent the energy available for transfer reactions...
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In vitro maturation and in vivo stability of bioprinted human nasal cartilage comments

by Adetola ADESIDA Xiaoyi Lan
The removal of skin cancer lesions on the nose often results in the inevitable loss of nasal cartilage, where, autologous and synthetic implants were required for its repair or replacement...
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Effects of Cobalt, Chromium, and Nickel Ions on Oxidative Energy Metabolism in Murine Bone Marrow-Derived Macrophages comments

by Isabelle Catelas
CoCrMo and stainless steel alloys have been used in various orthopaedic applications. However, the effects of metal ions released from these alloys are a major health concern...
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  • Stephanie Nguyen: Endothelialization via Bioprinting as a Route to Maturation of Cardiac Tissue
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  • Nathália Fernanda Sczesny: Multi-approach surface modification on Polyetheretherketone for dental implants application
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  • Brenden Wheeler: Implementation and Study of Standardized Condensation Synthesis Strategies for Degradable Polyester Biomaterials
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  • Élie Daoust: Optimization of a test bench for the evaluation of blood embolizing agents for arterial and venous applications
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  • Kate MacQuarrie: Smooth muscle cell-like support cells accelerate the autologous endothelialization of a polyurethane scaffold for vascular engineering
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  • Alma Tamunonengiofori Banigo: Bioactive Hydrogels Based on Tyramine and Maleimide Functionalized Dextran for Tissue Engineering Applications
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  • Alma Tamunonengiofori Banigo: Injectable hydrogels for cartilage tissue engineering: key design needs toward clinical applications
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  • Alma Tamunonengiofori Banigo: Hydrogel-Based Bioinks for Coaxial and Triaxial Bioprinting: A Review of Material Properties, Printing Techniques, and Applications
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