Nanotechnology in Tissue Engineering


17 Sept.			11:30 - 13:00

CLOISTER ROOM

HEALTH & NANOMEDICINE
TT.II - Technical Parallel Track Sessions
Nanotechnology in Tissue Engineering
Session organized by University Magna Graecia of Catanzaro Chair: Giovanna DELLA PORTA, University of Salerno
This session explores the intersection of nanomedicine and tissue engineering, two rapidly advancing fields revolutionizing modern healthcare. By leveraging nanotechnology, researchers can develop smart delivery systems for drugs and growth factors, fabricate nanoscale scaffolds for tissue regeneration, and engineer cell-nanoparticle interactions for enhanced healing. We will discuss recent advances, translational challenges, and the potential for nanotechnology to create fully functional, biomimetic tissues.
The symposium is part of YoungInnovation (FE.II)
TT.II.J.1 FE.II.4.1	Introductive Keynote Paolo NETTI University of Naples "Federico II" Nanotechnology in Tissue Engineering: Challenges and Reality
TT.II.J.2 FE.II.4.2	Giovanni D'ATRI Milan Polytechnic Enrichment of hydrogel cellularized construct with nanoparticles for osteo-cartiage regeneration
TT.II.J.3 FE.II.4.3	Mohammad EL KHATIB University of Teramo 3D Electrospun Scaffolds Functionalized with Amniotic Epithelial Stem Cell Secretome as Immune-Responsive Platform for Cell-Free Tendon Regeneration
TT.II.J.4 FE.II.4.4	Erwin LAMPARELLI - CV University of Salerno Bioplotted in vitro model with embedded nanocarriers for engineering functional ECM: the case of the tendon-to-bone enthesis
TT.II.J.5 FE.II.4.5	Dalila FONTANA Campus Biomedico of Rome Two-photon litography for cell-biomaterial interface engineering