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The Society For Biomaterials is excited to host its 2018 Annual Meeting and Exposition in Atlanta, Georgia!
Abstract Submission deadline: October 23, 2017!
Since its founding, Atlanta has been a hub of commerce and transportation, known for bringing together diverse people and ideas. Similarly, the Society has a long history of being the hub for multidisciplinary materials research and applied solutions for healthcare. Atlanta thus provides the perfect backdrop for the 2018 Society for Biomaterials annual meeting, which will act as a “nexus” to further opportunities for collaboration across diverse scientific disciplines, from biology and material science, to chemistry, physics, medicine and engineering.
Clinicians, researchers, and students from medical device manufacturers, academic research labs, and operating rooms across the country and around the world belong to SFB. This interdisciplinary gathering is a critical pathway to identifying issues with current technologies, and for translating academic research to clinical practice.
The Society For Biomaterials enjoys a diverse membership from industry, academics, and regulatory agencies, with interdisciplinary specialties ranging from tissue engineering and nanotechnology to orthopedic polymers, dental implants, and drug delivery mechanisms. See what our members have to say about SFB.
Active members receive a subscription to the Journal of Biomedical Materials Research (and Applied Biomaterials) and the Biomaterials Forum, full access to the website (searchable directory, SIG community), and discounts on meeting registration, textbooks, and more!
