The abstract submission for Bioceramics 36 is linked to the registration. As a result, the submission of an abstract is therefore only possible, if the participant has registered for the congress in advance. If you indicate during registration process that you would like to submit an abstract, we will automatically create an account for you on our abstract submission platform. You will receive the access data with the automatic registration confirmation directly after completing the online registration.
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The Scientific Committee will only accept original scientific work, which has not been published before elsewhere. However, abstracts presented at local, regional or national meetings only may be submitted. Abstracts must be clear, concise, well composed and written in excellent English. This will faciliate a swift and effective review and selection process by the Scientific Committee.
Please note the general rules for abstract submission
Submission guidelines
Accepted abstracts will be printed and published exactly as they have been submitted. Submitters can update abstracts after they have been submitted, but only prior to the submission deadline. After the submission deadline has passed, modifications are no longer allowed.
All papers will be peer-reviewed with regard to their suitability for the conference, originality, scientific merit and technical soundness.
The Programme Committee reserves the right to reassign papers for oral-presentation to poster presentation and vice versa, to facilitate the most suitable presentation format.
Registration policy for all accepted papers: Please note that no more than a total of two oral/poster contributions can be presented by the same Presenting Author.
Presenters at Bioceramics 36 can submit their manuscripts for the full length journal paper publication to the Special Issue “Bioactive Ceramics in Regenerative Medicine: From Bone Grafts to Dental Implants” in Bioengineering, which is serving as media partner for the conference.
https://www.mdpi.com/journal/bioengineering.
https://www.mdpi.com/journal/bioengineering/special_issues/GVD70E3DCV .
Biomineralization and biological and bio-inspired composite materials
Bioactive ceramics, glasses and cements for bone regeneration and tissue engineering in traumatology including the following aspects
A-02-a 3D printing of bioceramic scaffolds and implants,
A-02-b patient-specific reconstruction of segmental defects, osteosynthesis & biomechanical considerations
A-02-c clinical considerations in various patient populations and aging patients
A-02-d clinically representative animal models
A-02-e translation from basic research to the clinical arena
Bioactive ceramics, glasses and cements for bone regeneration and tissue engineering in oral implantology and maxillofacial surgery including the following aspects
A-03-a bioactive calcium phosphate based bone grafting for sinus floor augmentation, alveolar ridge augmentation and socket preservation
A-03-b combination of bioactive calcium phosphate based bone grafting materials and biological matrices
A-03-c patient-specific cranial and mandibular reconstruction including 3D printed patient specific bioceramic scaffolds, tissue engineering approaches involving cell perfusion cultures and adequate vascularization concepts
A-03-d clinically representative animal models
Zirconia dental implants including the following aspects surface modifications and coatings for enhancing osteogenic properties as well as antibacterial properties
3D printing technologies for ceramic dental restorations, implant superstructures and the involved digital workflows
Controlled bioceramic drug-release materials for release of antibiotics, anti-cancer drugs and others including nanoparticle platforms
Bioceramics for orthopaedic implants including hip and knee prostheses, implants for spinal fusion
AI in patient-specific solutions
Regulatory aspects for approval of patient-specific 3D printed bioceramic implants
Bioceramics and glasses for skincare and soft tissue applications
Bioceramics for Cardiac assist devices
Innovative manufacturing processes
Others
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