3D bioprinting uses 3D printing techniques to create complex, functional structures using living cells, biomaterials, and biochemicals. The properties of nanomaterials offer possibilities for development of biomedical applications, including enhanced imaging, drug delivery and tissue engineering. Nanomaterials have been designed and tailored for specific applications in the biomedical fields. Nanomaterials can be used:

• to create 3D-printed implants and other biomedical devices with improved biocompatibility and functionality,
• as scaffolds for tissue regeneration, promoting cell growth and tissue repair, 
• to create highly sensitive biosensors for early disease detection and monitoring. 
• to both diagnose and treat diseases, combining imaging and therapeutic capabilities. 

The aim of the event is to bring together technology development leaders and end-users and present progress in the development in use of nanomaterials in a number of applications.

We are assisting commercialisation of new technologies providing nanomaterials solutions by providing unique networking environment and facilitating direct one to one collaboration and consortium building for future government funded projects such as HORIZON Europe.

The conference is supported by our exclusive virtual exhibition platform, where the community members can showcase their organisation, products and services on custom made dedicated virtual exhibition booths where access to their videos and publications is active all year around.

You could become part of our community and increase your visibility and growth opportunities. Please register your interest.

Confirmed speakers and participants are coming from the following organisations: Ansys, BIOEMTECH, CELLINK, Bioprosthetics Inc, University College London, University of Salford, University of Oulu, University of Lincoln, and Neotericon LLX,

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