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Dear Colleagues,
We would like to invite you to attend the 2011 Bioreactor & Growth Environments for Tissue Engineering Training Course (BioTE 2011) which will take place at Keele University.
This 3 day course will begin on Monday the 14th of November, and will focus on the design and use of bioreactors for tissue engineering, covering vascular, neural and connective tissues. The BioTE 2011 course is targeted at industry and academia at postgraduate level, and aims to provide delegates with a comprehensive understanding of available commercial systems and active research into growth environments for engineering tissues.
A registration form as well as an announcement is available at the following web link:
Further details are available from Ms. Maria Kyriacou, 01782 554605 or m.kyriacou@istm.keele.ac.uk.
Looking forward to welcoming you to Keele University.
Kind regards,
Alicia
Professor Alicia El Haj
Chair of Cell Engineering
Theme Lead in Bioengineering & Therapeutics Institute for Science & Technology in Medicine, Keele University
We would like to invite you to attend the 2011 Bioreactor & Growth Environments for Tissue Engineering Training Course (BioTE 2011) which will take place at Keele University.
This 3 day course will begin on Monday the 14th of November, and will focus on the design and use of bioreactors for tissue engineering, covering vascular, neural and connective tissues. The BioTE 2011 course is targeted at industry and academia at postgraduate level, and aims to provide delegates with a comprehensive understanding of available commercial systems and active research into growth environments for engineering tissues.
A registration form as well as an announcement is available at the following web link:
Further details are available from Ms. Maria Kyriacou, 01782 554605 or m.kyriacou@istm.keele.ac.uk.
Looking forward to welcoming you to Keele University.
Kind regards,
Alicia
Professor Alicia El Haj
Chair of Cell Engineering
Theme Lead in Bioengineering & Therapeutics Institute for Science & Technology in Medicine, Keele University