Biomaterials 2021 conference which will be held on September 29-30, 2021 at Edinburgh, Scotland offers the platform with its organized scientific program to the audience, which comprises of keynote lectures, plenary talks, interactive panel discussions, and poster sessions on the subjects like properties of Biomaterials and Applications, Biomaterials and Nanotechnology, Tissue Engineering, Bio-imaging & Biophotonics, 3D printing of Biomaterials, Biomaterials in Delivery systems, Functional Nanomaterials, Nanoscience and Nanomaterials Applications.
The conference is the promotion of an educational program on biomaterials. By organizing a variety of events, workshops, and exhibition during the conference, offering multiple opportunities for participants to receive mentoring and advice and gather scientific contacts, we aim to increase the active participation of younger members of this global population and bestow several awards upon young researchers and students.
The mission of the conference is by organizing a variety of events, workshops, and exhibition during the conference, offering multiple platforms for participants to receive mentoring, advice and gather scientific contacts, we aim to increase the active participation of young researchers of this global population and confer several awards upon students and young members.
The main emphasis of the conference is to send each person, home with a head full of knowledge, a heart full of memories and friendships that will last for years. The Conference will be addressing the theme Unveiling Novel Trends in Material Science Technology.
Targeted Audience:
- Biomedical Business Entrepreneurs
- 3D Printing companies
- Biomedical Engineering, Materials science, and Nano Science Scientists
- Biomaterials Researchers
- Tissue Engineering Researchers
- Nanotechnology Researchers
- Biomedical Engineering, Materials Science and Nano Science Faculty members, students, Associations and Societies
- Nanomaterials Researchers
- Medical device manufacturing companies and doctors
Why Should I Attend?
Biomaterials 2021 Conference helps the Academia and Industry to develop through discussion on innovative research methods in Biomaterials Science and Nanotechnology.
The conference gives an opportunity for meeting with Biomaterial and Nanomaterial Companies, Academic speakers, Industrial experts, interacting and defining novel prospects in business. It is the added value to biomedical, pharmaceutical and R&D businesses. Novel approaches and applications about biomaterials like the gene/drug delivery systems development and industrializing insights & gain the latest technologies about novel biomaterials and biomaterials companies.
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As per the new report, the German automotive manufacturer Daimler Buses as well as its after sales service brand Omniplus have been planning to construct a brand-new center for the mobile 3D printing that completely suitable in a container for the purposeful local production of spare parts.
The officials of the leading automaker company said that around 36 square meter facility of the mobile 3D printing will accelerate the massive supply of spare parts to the customers of the bus and meanwhile, recorded a major decline on the transportation of those parts from fixed rate of production as well as storage centers.The officials also revealed that in this pilot project the container has been located at the BusWorld service center in Hamburg which been operate by Omniplus and also developing essential parts for Mercedes-Benz and Setra busesThe 3D parts are printed with the help of high-quality polyamide and also meet the significant production standards for injection moulding and comprehensive drawn partsThe head of customer services and parts at Daimler Buses said that Bernd Mack said that because of the mobile 3D printing center, our company is proposed to exploit the benefits of 3D printing to a larger extent and it further gain the actual speed at which the firm deliver spare parts.
He also stated that decentralized production of spare parts as needed eliminates warehousing prices and also decreases transportation pathsThe production as well as delivery of 3D printed spare parts captures days at the most as compared to week for those fundamentally developed, specifically for spare parts that are moderately needed or experts.
Reportedly, Daimler Buses revealed that its Center of Competence 3D printing, which has been headed by Anderhofstadt who was recently focusing on digitizing nearly 7,000 parts that are being stored in a digital warehouse jointly alongside important printing data.As mentioned by the company customers they will be able to acquire 3D printing licenses from the commerce department of the Omniplus on.
It has first declared its plan to 3D printing spare parts previous year.
Moreover, it follows same moves by the truck division of the Mercedes-Benz which began 3D printing of service parts in 2016.
