Dear Ms Kaune,
Elsevier is proud to announce the Biomaterials Asia 2009 conference, which will be held between 5-8 April 2009 at Regal Airport Hotel, Hong International Airport, Hong Kong. The conference programme is now available and we are also taking registrations for the conference.
Conference programme - featured speakers
The Biomaterials Asia 2009 conference is different; it is highly structured in order to maximise the benefits of attendees and speakers. View the full conference programme here. You can also register by clicking on the button below to secure your place.

The Conference Chair and one of the plenary speakers is Professor David Williams, Editor-in-Chief of Biomaterials, world renowned biomaterials scientist, former head of clinical engineering at the University of Liverpool, UK and now Director of International Affairs, Wake Forest Institute of Regenerative Medicine, USA and Visiting Professor in Cape Town, Sydney and Beijing.
The Opening Ceremony will be addressed by YS Chi, Vice President of Elsevier and Seeram Ramakrishnan, Vice President of the National University of Singapore.
From Asia, keynote speakers in the plenary sessions will include Teruo Okano, from Tokyo, who will discuss his ground breaking work on cell sheet engineering, Yilin Cao, who will present aspects of the clinical innovations in regenerative medicine undertaken in the Shanghai Tissue Engineering Research Centre, Si-Shen Feng of the National University of Singapore who will present the latest work on chemotherapeutic nanotechnology , from Taiwan, Kien Wen Sun will discuss molecular self assembly and Byung Soo Kim from Seoul will describe latest developments in therapeutic angiogenesis.
Speakers from outside of Asia will include Sam Stupp, (Chicago) a world authority on self assembly, Andres Zisch (Zurich) who will discuss fibrin matrices for tissue engineering, Tony Weiss, (Sydney), another world authority on fibrous proteins, and Howard Greisler (also Chicago) who will entertain the audience on the importance of endothelialisation of intravascular devices.
Do not be surprised to see several of these speakers in the running for Nobel Prizes in the future.
We are now taking registrations for the conference - you can book online for at http://www.biomaterialsasia.com/register.asp to secure your place. But hurry - the places are limited and selling fast!
Registration fees include: Access to conference sessions; Delegate manual available at the conference; Mid-session refreshment breaks (Monday-Wednesday); Lunch (Monday-Wednesday); Drinks reception (Monday)

Local rate applies to Chinese citizens currently resident in mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan.
Student registration forms must be accompanied by a signed letter from your head of department attesting to a student status
Language - the language of the conference is English.
Venue -
The Biomaterials Asia 2009 Conference will be held at the Regal Airport Hotel, Hong Kong International Airport, Hong Kong. For more details see our venue page. |
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Accommodation
We have negotiated special rated with the Regal Airport Hotel - for more information, please visit our accommodation page where you can view prices and download booking form.
We are delighted to offer your company the opportunity to be part of this exciting event at which you can showcase your own technologies and developments, through sponsorship. We wish to attract the attention of the established major players who have a serious interest in Asia, as well as young start-up companies. We must stress that all commercial opportunities are offered on a strictly "first come, first served" basis so please do not hesitate to contact us to ensure your participation at the world's foremost biomaterials event in 2009.
For more details please contact Michael Lloyd McCarthy at
mi.mccarthy@elsevier.com
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REGISTER NOW to secure you place at Biomaterials Asia 2009. But hurry - the places are limited and selling fast! |
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* Professor David F. Williams
Emeritus Professor, University of Liverpool, UK
Professor and Director of International Affairs, Wake Forest Institute of Regenerative Medicine, North Carolina, USA
Visiting Professor, Christiaan Barnard Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Cape Town, South Africa
Visiting Professorial Fellow, Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia
Guest Professor, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
* Shenguo Wang, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
* Wei Liu, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China
* Young Ha Kim, Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, Republic of Korea
* Chong-Su Cho, Seoul National University, Republic of Korea
* Hiroo Iwata, Kyoto University, Japan
* Guoping Chen, National Institute for Materials Science, Japan
* Teruo Okano, Tokyo Women's Medical University, Japan
* Si-Shen Feng, National University of Singapore, Singapore
* Hanry Yu, National University of Singapore, Singapore
* Hsing-Wen Sung, National Tsing Hua University, Taiwan
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