TERMIS EU 2025 is dedicated to topics in the field of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine, including new developments and discoveries.
Topics
- Additive manufacturing
- 3D printing and bioprinting
- Bioadhesives
- Advanced therapy medicinal products
- Biologics and growth factors
- Biofabrication
- Biomechanics, biophysical stimuli and mechanotransduction
- Biomaterials
- Bone and bone disorders (osteoporosis etc)
- Bioreactors
- Career development
- Cancer
- Cartilage, joint and arthritic conditions
- Cardiovascular
- Ceramics
- Cell therapy
- Drug Delivery
- Composite materials
- Developmental biology
- Decellularised matrices
- Differentiation
- Diabetic healing
- Education
- Disease models
- Embryonic stem cells
- Electroactive materials
- Extracellular vesicles
- Enabling technologies
- Female leadership
- Eye
- Gene editing
- Fibre technology
- Hydrogels and injectable systems
- Gene therapy
- Imaging - in vivo
- Imaging - advanced
- In vitro microenvironments
- Immunity, immunomodulation, macrophage
- In vivo and animal models
- In silico models
- Infection
- Induced pluripotent stem cells
- Interfaces - biological
- Innovation
- Intervertebral disc, spine and their disorders
- Interfaces - engineered
- Knee
- Kidney
- Multipotent (mesenchymal) stem cells
- Microenvironment and niche engineering
- Nanomaterials (inc graphene)
- Musculoskeletal (inc ligament, tendon, muscle, etc)
- Omics, bioinformatics and systems biology
- Nervous system (brain/central/peripheral, disorders)
- Outreach
- Organ-on-a-chip, lab-on-a-chip, organoids and ex vivo models
- Polymers - natural, synthetic, responsive
- Personalised medicine
- Scaling up & Manufacturing
- Publishing
- Stem cell niche
- Skin
- Translation and commercialisation (inc. clinical trials and regulatory approval)
- Stem cells - general
- Vascular systems, vascularisation and heart
- Trauma, surgery and rehabilitation
- Wound healing
- Veterinary
Who should Attend
Attendees involved in biomaterials, tissue engineering, regenerative medicine and stem cells, including:
- Engineering managers and industry executives
- Clinicians
- Young professionals
- Engineers, researchers, and scientists
- Media representatives
- Educators and students