42nd Annual Northeast Bioengineering Conference (NEBEC)

1619785-YeNSF已经作出了支持学生注册费，主讲人的差旅费和出版费用与第42届年度东北生物工程会议（NEBEC）正在纽约州立大学宾厄姆顿，维斯塔尔，纽约州，2016年4月5日至7日举行的奖项。 NEBEC的目标是促进合作，促进东北部的生物工程研究和教育计划。会议的目标是1）确定新的合作机会，2）发展一个社区来分享想法，资源和技术，3）让学生接触生物医学工程前沿的令人兴奋的研究，4）鼓励学生追求生物医学工程的职业生涯，5）向学生介绍研究领导者并鼓励互动，（6）促进东北地区研究群体之间的新互动。 会议的主题是"二十一世纪生物医学前沿"。" 将涉及的主题包括：3D生物打印，细胞制造，纳米医学和可扩展的纳米生物制造，人脑映射，神经元科学与工程，干细胞再生医学，生物材料，生物MEMS，器官芯片，生物医学设备，生物力学，系统生物学合成生物学，组织工程和计算生物学。&& 这些主题涵盖在3个平台会议：1）再生医学和先进的生物制造; 2）组织工程，生物成像和工程生物学; 3）纳米医学，生物力学和神经科学/技术。 第四次会议是专为学生与会者：在生物医学工程生物技术的职业发展。& 来自28所地区大学的至少400名与会者和约20名受人尊敬的主旨发言人和全体发言人将参加会议。 研讨会将侧重于帮助将基础生物医学研究转化为临床治疗所需的行业参与和公众宣传。 会议的目标，包括对学生参与和职业发展的重视，与化学，生物工程，环境和运输系统（CBET）部门支持的计划非常匹配。

1619785-YeNSF has made an award in support of student registration fees, keynote speaker travel and publication expenses associated with the 42nd Annual Northeast Bioengineering Conference (NEBEC) being held at SUNY at Binghamton, Vestal, NY, April 5-7, 2016. The goal of NEBEC is to stimulate collaborations and to promote bioengineering research and education programs in the Northeast. The objectives of the meeting are to 1) To identify new collaboration opportunities, 2) To develop a community to share ideas, resources, and technologies, 3) To expose students to exciting research at the cutting edge of biomedical engineering, 4) To encourage students to pursue careers in biomedical engineering, 5), To introduce students to research leaders and encourage interactions, and 6) To stimulate new interactions between research groups in the Northeast. The theme of the meeting is "Biomedical Frontiers for the 21st Century." Topics to be addressed include: 3D bioprinting, cell manufacturing, nanomedicine and scalable nanobiomanufacturing, human brain mapping, neuron science and engineering, stem cells & regenerative medicine, biomaterials, bio-MEMS, organ-on-a-Chip, biomedical devices, biomechanics, systems biology & synthetic biology, tissue engineering and computational biology. These topics are covered in 3 Platform Sessions: 1) Regenerative Medicine and Advanced Biomanufacturing; 2) Tissue Engineering, Bioimaging and Engineering Biology; 3) Nanomedicine, Biomechanics, and Neuroscience/technology. A fourth session is designed for student attendees: Career Development in Biomedical Engineering & Biotechnology. At least 400 attendees from 28 area universities and approximately 20 respected keynote and plenary speakers will participate in the conference. Workshops will focus on industry participation and public advocacy needed to help translate basic biomedical research into clinical treatments. The goals of the conference, including the emphasis on student participation and career development, are well matched to programs supported by the Chemical, Bioengineering, Environmental and Transport Systems (CBET) Division.