SYMPOSIUM and ROUND TABLE TOPICS

The Human body is a complex system that incorporates in itself all fields of sciences, technology and engineering without any artificial distinctions between them. Abolishing diseases, repairing or replacing damaged parts, or simply improving quality of human life have been a long quest of human race. This requires a multidisciplinary approach to address the complexity of the human body. In fact, the human life itself does not distinguish between physics, inorganic, organic, electro, solid-state or physical chemistry, or any other artificial divisions devised by mankind.

This is where this symposium takes its inspiration from and incorporates the following multidisciplinary subjects as applied to the biological systems:
- Biochemistry and Biophysics
- Biomedical Engineering
- Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Biocomputational sciences.

The topics will include but are not limited to:
1) Biomaterials: design, synthesis and applications in medicine
2) Drug design and development
3) Nanoparticles: applications in medicine
4) Biomedical and biomechanical engineering
5) Optical and biological sensors
6) Innovations in drug and gene delivery
7) Stem cell and tissue engineering research
8) Biostatistics, bioinformatics and biocomputational sciences