YoungInnovation: the state of research communicated by young researchers - 3D Printing Technologie
17 SEPTEMBER 
16:00 - 17:30
| TT.VIII - Technical Multi-Track with Parallel SYMPOSIA | |||
| YoungInnovation: the state of research communicated by young researchers - 3D Printing Technologies |
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| Co-organized with University Magna Graecia of Catanzaro & Sapienza University of Rome Chairs: Maria Luisa TORRE, University of Pavia & Maria Chiara CRISTIANO - CV, University Magna Graecia of Catanzaro |
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Innovative technologies, including nanotechnologies, represent, in recent decades, an important opportunity to improve human living conditions especially in healthy fields (pharmaceutical, cosmetic and food). The focus of this workshop is to evaluate the current status of the research. In particular, we’ll analyze both very innovative aspects, i.e. regenerative medicine by means of steam cells and 3D Print Technologies, and traditional routes of administration revaluated thanks to the most modern approaches. An interesting aspect of the workshop “YoungInnovation the state of research presented by those who daily works in laboratory to produce innovation. |
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| The symposium is part of the workshop WS.IV | |||
| TT.VIII.D.1 WS.IV.4.1 |
Michele CONTI - CV |
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| TT.VIII.D.2 WS.IV.4.2 |
Giovanni FALCONE - CV |
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| TT.VIII.D.3 WS.IV.4.3 |
Mattia TIBONI - CV |
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| TT.VIII.D.4 WS.IV.4.4 |
Francesca SCOCOZZA University of Pavia Geometrical features and sterility assessment of 3d printed PCL-HA scaffold |
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