This meeting will bring together experts from industry, government, non-profits and academia to discuss foundational research, technology development and product commercialization.
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Seventh Annual Mid-Atlantic Advanced Biomanufacturing Symposium
Hosted by the Center for Advanced Biomanufacturing at the University of Virginia, this meeting will bring together experts from industry, government, non-profits and academia. We will discuss foundational research, technology development and product commercialization toward creating an advanced biomanufacturing industry for the United States. Invited speakers and panelists will discuss ongoing research in biofabrication and cell manufacturing, government funding and regulatory considerations for biomanufactured tissues and organs, and clinical implementation of regenerative medicine products.
If you would like to become a sponsor for this event, please connect here.
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Standard: $50 ($25 for virtual attendance).
Students: $20 ($10 virtual attendance)
For more information, please contact Kitter Bishop, kitter@virginia.edu.
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Hotel and Parking
Draftsman Hotel, 1106 W Main St, Charlottesville, Virginia
Last Day to Book: Friday, May 31, 2024 | Group Rate $201.00 USD per night
Guests of the Draftsman Hotel can valet their car at the hotel, keep it parked there for the duration of the meeting, and walk 4 min. (half of which is inside) to the Pinn Hall Conference Center.
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Seventh Annual Mid-Atlantic Advanced Biomanufacturing Symposium
July 11-12, 2024
Day 1
Keynote Speaker
Session 1: What is the Bioeconomy: How Does the Biomanufacturing Industry Fit with the Biotechnology Industry?
Session 2: Bioentrepreneur Bootcamp 3.0: Lessons Learned from Commercialization Successes and Failures
Session 3: Frontiers in Biomaterial Design
Session 4: Clinical Applications for Organ and Tissue Repair
Day 2
Keynote Speaker
Session 5: Biomanufacturing Instrumentation: The Cutting Edge (Bioreactors, Bioprinters, Biosensors, etc.)
Session 6: Biomanufacturing for Cell Therapy
Session 7: Snapshots of the Biomanufacturing Workforce: Experience of Recent Graduates & Trainees