NanoMedicine International Conference 2019

Since the advent of nanotechnology, there has been a tremendous growth in this field of nano-bio-technology. Many products introduced into the market are based on nano-bio-technology and are useful to environment monitoring, rapid diagnostics, diseases monitoring, diseases management, and personalized health care. The ultimate aim of this approach is to make a better and healthier tomorrow for everybody. NanoMedicine 2019 will cover the most recent international developments in the field of Nanobiotechnology and Nanomedicine. Participants will get a complete overview on the state of the art in these fields and on the research carried out and the latest results. Recent advances, difficulties and breakthroughs as well as emerging and future trends of the converging fields of Nanotechnology, Biotechnology and Medicine will be discussed. The event offers to the participants from both science and industry the opportunity to discuss new cooperation projects.

Topics: Bio-nanofabrication, Nanostructured Materials, Nanoassemblies / Surfaces, Bio-Inspired nanomaterials, Bio-nano measurement and microscopy, Nanobioanalysis in vitro, Nanotoxicology, Nanotechnology safety, Body Implants and Prosthesis, Stem Cell Regeneration, Tissue Engineering and Organ Transplantation, Nanosurfaces and Interactions, 3D Printing, Nano-Carriers for Drug Delivery and Drug Targeting, Nanomaterials for Drug and Gene Delivery, DNA nanotechnology, siRNA Therapeutics and Nanovectors, Nanotechnology for Vaccines, Photon based Methods in Nanomedicine, Theranostic Nanotechnologies and Biomarkers, Smart Materials for Diagnosis, Biomarkers and Nanoparticles, Biosensors, Diagnostics and Imaging, Molecular Imaging and Biophotonics, Integrated Systems / Sensors, Nanodevices/ Nanoarrays, Nanomaterial Characterization and Optical Tools, Point of Care Diagnostics, Novel Drug Delivery Systems, Nanorobotics, Functional Nanofibers, Nanopore Sequencing, Nanotechnology based Needle Arrays, Nanomaterials Toxicity and Immunogenicity