5H: Regenerative Biomaterials for Complex Tissue Regeneration 2
Time: 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM
Description
This symposium will focus on the most recent advances in the design of regenerative biomaterials for engineering challenging tissues and organs. From pancreas to liver and spinal cord, approaches including functional materials, 3D-bioprinting, gene therapy, and nanomaterials, among many others, will be included. We will highlight the recent trends in the development of functional biomaterials that play active role in controlling cellular behavior and complex tissue regeneration. We will cover different classes of biomaterials including the ones that can direct cell fate and promote differentiation. Translational strategies for taking these biomaterials from bench to bedside will also be discussed. Significant international contributions will be selected to facilitate fruitful discussions aiming to progress the advance of the field and to assist the generation of new productive and multidisciplinary collaborations.
Moderators:
Gulden CamciUnal, Univeristy of Massachusetts Lowell
Woojin Han, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Jian Yang, Westlake Univeristy
Guillermo Ameer, Northwestern University
Objectives
9:30 AM. 247. A New Biocomposite Scaffold for Osteochondral Regeneration Utilizing a Gyroid Sheet-based Geometry.Laurel Stefani1, Yashveer Soni1, Robert McLeod, Ph.D.1, Stephanie Bryant, Ph.D.1 1University of Colorado Boulder
8:30 AM. 248. Modular Shape-Controllable Engineered Tissues for Muscle Tissue Engineering.Bugra Ayan, PhD1, Gaoxian Chen, PhD1, Ngan Huang, PhD1 1Stanford University
8:45 AM. 249. Aminated Gel-SH improves gelation kinetics and collagen integration in a tendon-to-bone junction biomaterial.Genesis Rios Adorno, MS1, Kyle Timmer, MS1, Raul Sun Han Chang, Ph.D.1, Jiachun Shi, Ph.D.1, Simon Rogers, Ph.D.1, Brendan Harley, ScD2 1University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign, 2University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
9:00 AM. 250. Conductive MXene Scaffolds for Composite Musculoskeletal Tissue Regeneration.Emma Kerimo1, Aleyna LaCroix1, Sreejith Panicker, MS2, Anand Tiwari, PhD1, William Scheideler, PhD1, Katherine Hixon, Ph.D.3 1Dartmouth College, 2Washington University St. Louis, 3Dartmouth College, Thayer School of Engineering
9:15 AM. 251. Multiphasic 3D materials with tailored gradients transformed from 2D mats for complex tissue regeneration.Shatil Shahriar1, Jingwei Xie2 1University of Nebraska Medical Center, 2UNMC
9:45 AM. 252. Ulcer-Targeting Prodrug Particles to Promote Regenerative Healing in Inflammatory Bowel Disease.Erika Salzman1, Elaine Tong1, Emma Berman1, Esther Chu1, Phillip Messersmith2 1University of California, Berkeley, 2University of California Berkeley