Over 1,600 delegates attend regenerative medicine conference in Wuhan
The 2025 Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine International Society—AP (TERMIS-AP) conference concluded in Wuhan, Hubei province, recently, with the aim of accelerating the translation of recent research in organ and tissue regeneration into practical applications.
More than 1,600 delegates from over 30 countries and regions attended, including over 20 members of national academies and other leading scholars.
Keynote speeches and panel sessions covered whole-organ and tissue regeneration using functional biomaterials and 3D bioprinting, as well as the clinical translation of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.
Founded in 2006, TERMIS has grown into one of the field's most influential global academic organizations.
More than 50 companies from six countries and regions, including Sweden, Australia, Singapore, Japan, and South Korea, participated in industry road shows and exhibitions.
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