2nd Edition of International Conference on Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine

After getting tremendous success in the first edition of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine conference, Magnus Group is ecstatic to announce its forthcoming “2nd Edition of International Conference on Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine” which will be taking place at Paris, France during September 16-17, 2022.

TERMC 2022 is scheduled in Hybrid Format with both onsite and virtual versions. We believe that our decision will enable broad participation.

The theme chosen for this year’s summit is “Panoramic Perspective for Repairing and Regenerating Tissues.”

Tissue engineering (TE) has advanced tremendously in the last decade and continues to do so. Not only is it now possible to more precisely regulate cells and their environs, but it is also possible to engineer biological tissues and organs of increasing complexity for clinical use. Smart biomaterials, new stem-cell sources, vascular engineering, sophisticated three-dimensional bioprinting, advanced bioreactors, organoids, and microfluidics-based physiological platforms are some of the emerging trends and technologies that are having a beneficial impact on this sector. The next decade is predicted to witness even more innovations and clinically successful technologies.

This conference will bring together renowned international scientists and other professionals to discuss the critical issues to be addressed in order to advance tissue science and its applications. This global summit focuses on reporting data and provides pivotal contemplations among researchers, scientists, academicians, cell science experts, tissue engineers, healthcare professionals, regenerative medicine professionals, biomaterial scientists, biotechnologists, molecular biologists, industrialists and policymakers and will provide terrific opportunity to network, learn, and engage with Tissue Engineering and Biomaterials Science experts.

TERM C 2022 congress also aims to raise awareness of the need for donors, expand understanding, and generate new findings in the field of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. The Organizing Committee has worked tirelessly to create an environment that we believe will foster a constructive exchange of ideas. All we need now is your active participation to turn the extensive programme on paper into a dynamic and vibrant forum.