The University of Madeira (UMa) will host two conferences on August 28th, focusing on the latest advances in polymer science, regenerative medicine, and technologies for biomedical devices.
Organized by the Madeira Chemistry Center (CQM), the initiative is part of the activities of the Joint Laboratory 'The Belt and Road' for Advanced Materials, strengthening scientific cooperation between Portugal and China.
The lectures, titled 'Data-Driven Tissue-Inductive Regenerative Materials and Devices' and 'Polymer Microneedles Mediated Gas Delivery Strategies', will be delivered by Professors Jian Ji and Youxiang Wang from Zhejiang University. Participation is free but requires prior registration on the CQM website by August 27th.
