JUNE 19-21, 2023
WASHINGTON, DC


Biomaterials & Medical Devices

Biomaterials

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Symposium Chair

Jeannine M. CoburnJeannine M. Coburn
Assistant Professor, Biomedical Engineering Department
Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Key Speakers

Kaitlyn SadtlerImmunoregulatory dendritic cells in tissue development after muscle trauma
Kaitlyn Sadtler
Investigator, NIH/NIBAB

Medical devices include instruments, apparatus, implants, machines, tools, and reagents to diagnose, treat, prevent, cure, or mitigate a disease or medical condition. Biomaterials inherently play a key role in the function of medical devices, and take the form of polymers, metals, and/or ceramics. Presentations in this session focus on medical devices and/or associated biomaterials that interface with the human body to repair or replace function. Medical devices that interface with the human body may include implants (e.g., brain stimulating devices, pacemaker), externally contacting (e.g., limb prosthetics, contact lenses), or those that contact fluids or blood products that ultimately contact a patient. All aspects of biomaterials investigation and medical devices are encouraged.

 
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2023 Symposium Sessions

1:30Medical Device Technologies
4:00Medical Devices - Posters

2023 Symposium Program

Monday June 19

1:30Medical Device TechnologiesTBA
Session chair: Jeannine M. Coburn, Worcester Polytechnic Institute, US
TBA
K. Sadtler, NIH, US
Introducing MatriNova: A Paradigm Shift in Soft-Tissue Repair Using Nanofiber Technology
S. Soliman, Matregenix, US
A novel hemostatic matrix that provides multi-day hemostatic control of junctional, high-pressure, and non-compressible hemorrhagic injuries
A. Jorgensen, M. Loll, D. Hickerson, W. Rowe, W. Hickerson, SiOxMed, US
Formulation and Optimization of Cosmetic Coating to Protect Skin from Thermal Injury
S. Taczak, Materic, US
Supporting Translation of Novel Neurotechnology Medical Devices through the NIH Blueprint MedTech Initiative
Y. Kostov, N. Langhals, L. Angelone, S. Gutowski, J. Tilghman, M. Wolfson, National Institute on Drug Abuse, US
Wearable Artificial Kidney
V. Gura, Wearable Artificial Organs Inc., US
Hydro-Retractor
A.G. Loron, None, US
Retrofitting the American Football Helmet with Energy-Absorbing Superelastic Nitinol
J. Sousa, Western Michigan University, US
Microwave-assisted synthesis of hydroxyapatite nanoparticles (HA) for production of bioabsorbable nanocomposites of PLGA-HA
G.J. Colmenares Roldán, L.M. Agudelo Gomez, I.C. Ortiz, L.M. Hoyos Palacio, Ceipa, CO
4:00Medical Devices - PostersExpo Hall AB
Evaluation of a Powered toothbrush new technology with saliva collection
B. Dasari, M. Strickland, Rutgers School of Dental Medicine, US
Mechanical and In Vitro Bioactivity Study of Barium-based Bioactive Glass/Starch Nanobiocomposite as Candidate Graft Material for Bone Repair
E.R. Essien, V.N. Atasie, K. Tekelu, J.O. Kekene, L.A. Adams, University of Lagos, NG
Nanoparticles of hydroxide and magnesium oxide: formation of PLGA nanocomposite and possible biomedical application
G.J. Colmenares, L.M. Agudelo, M. Londoño, S. Mesa, F. Jaramillo, I.C. Ortiz, L.M. Hoyos Palacio, Ceipa, CO
Physicochemical characterization of collagen films integrating PLGA nanocapsules, fabricated by electrospinning
L.M. Agudelo Gómez, J.A. Carlos Cornelio, L.M. Hoyos Palacio, G.J. Colmenares Roldán, Ceipa, CO
Novel Analytical Model for Medical Oxygen Production Equipment
H. Oyaisi, O. Abunumah, P. Ogunlude, E. B. Abunumah, A. Giwa and E. Gobina, Royal Cornhill Hospital, UK
Development of cost-effective, photostable and biocompatible pure organic dye for nucleus-specific wash-free live/fixed cancer/normal cell bioimaging and detection without DNA-intercalation
S. Bhuin, BITS-PILANI HYDERABAD CAMPUS, IN
Surface Modification of 80S Mesoporous Bioactive Glass Using a Low Concentration of Composite Silver-Cerium for Biomedical Applications
M. Belay Taye, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, TW
Topics & Application Areas
  • Prosthetics
  • Implants
  • Wound dressings
  • Blood and fluid replacement products
  • Organ assistive devices
  • Monitoring equipment
  • Protective equipment
  • Regulatory oversight
  • New regulatory standards development
  • Other
 

Medical devices focused exclusively on pharmaceutics, biologics, or living cells may be better suited for the Tissue Engineering and Disease Model symposium or Drug Delivery symposium.


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