6th Tissue Engineering Symposium 2016

Overview

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Every two years commencing 2006, ADATE (formerly SuTEN) has convened a world class event in tissue engineering.

We recently succesfully held the 6th Tissue Engineering Symposium. Between September 12^th to September 14^th 2016, many of the world’s best researchers and industrial partners in the field of tissue engineering presented their latest research findings, formed networks, and initiated collaborations on an international scale, at our Symposium held at Stanford University.

New Highlights from the 2016 Event

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To celebrate the 10^th anniversary of ADATE, and acknowledge the international recognition of ADATE, the 2016 6^th Tissue Engineering Symposium was co-convened by Professor Hala Zreiqat with Professor Sarah Heilshorn along with Stanford Bio-X and held at Stanford University, California, USA.

Professor Sarah Heilshorn

Professor Sarah Heilshorn had always been an active contributing member of ADATE and her research focuses on designing materials that mimic the nano- and micro-scale order found in nature for applications in regenerative medicine, tissue engineering, and energy.

Stanford Bio-X

Bio-X is Stanford’s pioneering interdisciplinary biosciences institute, bringing together biomedical and life science researchers, clinicians, engineers, physicists, and computational scientists to unlock the secrets of the human body.

Event Details

• Date: Monday 12^th September – Wednesday 14^th September, 2016
• Venue: Stanford University, California, USA.
• Audience: Industry, Government, Academia, Entrepreuners and especially Early Career Researchers.

This Event was Proudly Sponsored by:

• The University of Sydney
  • The School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering
  • The Faculty of Engineering and Information Technologies
• The Stanford Bio-X Program

Organizing Comittee:

Professor Hala Zreiqat
Professor Sarah Heilshorn
Peter Newman
William Lu

If you would like to notify the Network about an upcoming event or find out more about scheduled events, please E-mail Professor Hala Zreiqat.