• Canadian Biomaterials Society

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    Advanced materials for orthopedic surgery  
    (here: hip prosthesis)

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  • Canadian Biomaterials Society

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    Advanced materials for vascular surgery and cardiology 
    (here: stent for coronary angioplasty)

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  • Canadian Biomaterials Society

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    Advanced materials for ophthalmology 
    (here: intraocular lens implanted in the human eye)

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  • Canadian Biomaterials Society

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    Advanced materials for dentistry and dental surgery 
    (here: dental implant)

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  • Canadian Biomaterials Society

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    Advanced materials for diabetes therapy 
    (here: beta cells and blood vessels in the pancreas)

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  • Canadian Biomaterials Society

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    Advanced additive manufacturing for orthopedic surgery 
    (here: 3D printing of a mandibular implant)

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  • Canadian Biomaterials Society

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    Advanced materials for dentistry and dental surgery 
    (here: application of a cement for bone mass augmentation)

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  • Canadian Biomaterials Society

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    Advanced procedures for regenerative medicine 
    (here: injection of mesenchymal stem cells for tissue regeneration)

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  • Canadian Biomaterials Society

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    Tissue engineering technologies 
    (here: technologies to enhance extracellular matrix in engineered cell scaffolds and tissues)

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  • Canadian Biomaterials Society

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    Biocompatible polymeric materials 
    (here: skin patches based on biocompatible conductive polymers for advanced connected medicine)

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  • A Collaborative Network to Advance Biomaterials Research

     

    A network on biomaterials research facilitating and promoting good communication and mutual understanding.

  • A Collaborative Network to Advance Biomaterials Research

     

    Precision and dedication at the core of our values.

  • A Collaborative Network to Advance Biomaterials Research

     

    A collaborative network to advance biomaterials research.

  • A Collaborative Network to Advance Biomaterials Research

     

    A multidisciplinary research network with highly qualified personnels trained at the interface between biology, engineering, and the natural sciences.

  • A Collaborative Network to Advance Biomaterials Research

     

    A network of highly motivated science and engineering students shaping the future of biomaterials research.

  • A Collaborative Network to Advance Biomaterials Research

     

    A network triggering passion and dedication of its members for biomedical research.

  • A Collaborative Network to Advance Biomaterials Research

     

    Dynamic, driven and innovative research teams in biomaterials research.

  • A Collaborative Network to Advance Biomaterials Research

     

    Highly qualified personnels operating in infrastructures allowing the fabrication of biomedical implants under strict regulatory conditions.

  • A Collaborative Network to Advance Biomaterials Research

     

    Surface treatment technologies to enhance the biomaterials biocompatibility.

  • A Comprehensive Network of Infrastructure to Facilitate the Transfer of Biomedical Technologies to Clinical Products

     

    Bioprinting of cell culture scaffolds and artificial tissues.

  • A Comprehensive Network of Infrastructure to Facilitate the Transfer of Biomedical Technologies to Clinical Products

     

    Laboratory manipulation for bioprinting assays.

  • A Comprehensive Network of Infrastructure to Facilitate the Transfer of Biomedical Technologies to Clinical Products

     

    A comprehensive network of infrastructure to facilitate the transfer of biomedical technologies to clinical products.

  • A Comprehensive Network of Infrastructure to Facilitate the Transfer of Biomedical Technologies to Clinical Products

     

    Advanced manufacturing technologies for future medical products.

  • A Comprehensive Network of Infrastructure to Facilitate the Transfer of Biomedical Technologies to Clinical Products

     

    Advanced microscopy for understanding the complex interactions between cells and biomaterials.

  • A Comprehensive Network of Infrastructure to Facilitate the Transfer of Biomedical Technologies to Clinical Products

     

    Advanced microscopy technologies to decipher the complex mechanisms between living cells and biomaterials.

  • A Comprehensive Network of Infrastructure to Facilitate the Transfer of Biomedical Technologies to Clinical Products

     

    Advances technologies at the interface between materials sciences, chemistry, biology, and enginering.

  • A Comprehensive Network of Infrastructure to Facilitate the Transfer of Biomedical Technologies to Clinical Products

     

    Electrochemical technologies to enhance the biocompatibility and function of metal implants.

  • A Comprehensive Network of Infrastructure to Facilitate the Transfer of Biomedical Technologies to Clinical Products

     

    High precision mechanical testing expertise serving biomaterials research.

  • A Comprehensive Network of Infrastructure to Facilitate the Transfer of Biomedical Technologies to Clinical Products

     

    Microfluidics technologies to expand biomaterials research capacities.

  • A Comprehensive Network of Infrastructure to Facilitate the Transfer of Biomedical Technologies to Clinical Products

     

    Samples preparation for biomaterials studies.

À propos

 

 

The Canadian Biomaterials Society:
Advancing Biomaterials in Canada

 

 

The Canadian Biomaterials Society (CBS) promotes the advancement of biomaterials science, technology, and education across Canada. Since 1973, CBS has united researchers, students, and industry leaders to drive innovation and collaboration in the field of biomaterials.

 

About us

 

 

Innovating Biomaterials in Modern Medicine

 

 

Biomaterials in medicine are materials—natural or synthetic—designed to interact with biological systems for therapeutic or diagnostic purposes.

 

They are used in devices, implants, tissue engineering, and drug delivery, and must be biocompatible to function safely inside the human body.

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    Fully-funded MASc and PhD Student Positions Open at Concordia University

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