ANNUAL SYMPOSIUM ON CERAMICS IN MEDICINE

NIH/NIDR要求为该组织提供部分支持 生物陶瓷学第11届年会的召开 国际医用陶瓷学会。这是国际的 研讨会将于1998年11月6日至8日在纽约大学举行 纽约市的牙医学院。这次研讨会是一个延续。 由不同科学家组织的前十个年度研讨会(现 执行委员会成员)，并在#年轮流举行 欧洲、日本和美国。本次研讨会的重点将是 打开： 医学和牙科中的生物陶瓷：现在和未来。主题将 包括：组织工程在骨修复和重建中的应用； 仿生技术在生物陶瓷中的应用 生物活性材料.磷酸钙涂层的现状和未来 牙科和整形外科植入物.骨中的生物和分子事件 修复；细胞/材料相互作用；细胞生物工程； 组织/生物陶瓷界面；医疗和牙科临床应用， 和更新：复合材料(陶瓷/陶瓷；陶瓷/聚合物)， 生物惰性材料(氧化铝)、生物活性材料(生物玻璃、钙 磷酸盐)、水泥、表面改性和表征。 研讨会将汇聚受邀的杰出研究人员，如 以及对国际跨学科(材料)的贡献 科学家、化学家、物理学家、细胞和分子生物学家， 细胞和组织工程师；临床医生)科学家和毕业生 并为学生提供互动和思想交流的论坛 牙科和医用新型生物材料的发展方向 组织工程学和仿生学相结合的应用 技术。

Partial support is requested from NIH/NIDR for the organization and conduct of the Bioceramics 11, the 11th Annual Symposium of the International Society for Ceramics in Medicine. This international symposium will be held on November 6-8, 1998 at the New York University College of Dentistry in New York City. This symposium is a continuation of the first ten annual symposia organized by different scientists (now members of the Executive Committee) and had been held alternately in Europe, Japan and the United States. The focus of this symposium will be on: "Bioceramics in Medicine and Dentistry: present and future". Topics will include: tissue engineering in bone repair and reconstruction; biomimetics applied to bioceramics; mechanism of biointegration of bioactive materials; present and future calcium phosphate coatings on dental and orthopedic implants; biological and molecular events in bone repair; cells/materials interactions; cellular bioengineering; tissue/bioceramics interfaces; medical and dental clinical applications, and updates on: composite materials (ceramic/ceramic; ceramic/polymer), bioinert materials (alumina), bioactive materials (bioglass, calcium phosphates), cements, and surface modifications and characterizations. The symposium will bring together invited distinguished researchers, as well as contributing international interdisciplinary (material scientists, chemists, physicists, cellular and molecular biologists, cellular and tissue engineers; clinicians) scientists and graduate students and provide a forum for interaction and exchange of ideas towards development of new biomaterials for dental and medical applications which incorporate tissue engineering and biomimetics technologies.