Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine, Stem Cell Research
About Conference
It is our pleasure to welcome you to the 3rd Global Conference on Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine, Stem Cell Research on March 26-27, 2020 in Paris, France. Regenerative Medicine 2020 Special Conference builds on the hugely successful preceding conferences, hosted by the Allied Academies. The program includes multiple opportunities for networking and interaction. As well as the lively Poster Discussion sessions, there will be Panel Discussions at the end of each day for speakers and participants to engage beyond discussing the data, into envisioning a future that integrates rapidly evolving technologies into basic, transnational and clinical research.
Theme of the Conference is “Novel Insights & Innovations in Stem Cell Research and Regenerative Medicine”
Why to attend the Conference:Presenting your ideas and work gives you new perspective about work as people may ask questions that make you think about your project differently. Gaining expert knowledge, exchanging views and information and allowing them to discuss tomorrow’s challenges in Stem Cells. This event emphasizes at bringing the advancements in the fields of Tissue Engineering, Stem cells and related fields.
Who should attend?We welcome all Individuals representing academia, public health researchers and practitioners, Stem cell researchers, Biology-practitioners, Immunologists & Microbiologist, pharmacists, psychologists, behavioural researchers, Health care professionals, social scientists, epidemiologists, social workers, students, Researchers, Academicians, Practitioners, Early Career Scholars, students along with Industries and others engaged in endeavours related to Regenerative Medicine and Stem Cell research and business. We also invite industry scientists who are interested in targets for novel therapies. This is an excellent forum for informal networking and meeting potential collaborators.
Note: Early-bird registration ended on 31st December 2018
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