Innovative approaches in UNMET clinical needs for maximum health care impact - Medical Needs
22 SEPTEMBER09:00 - 10:30
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ROOM 8 | |||
HEALTH | |||
NANOMEDICINE |
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TT.I - Technical Multi-Track with Parallel SYMPOSIA | |||
Innovative approaches in UNMET clinical needs for maximum health care impact - Medical Needs |
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Co-organized with Don Gnocchi Foundation, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, University of Catanzaro and Sapienza University of Rome |
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In this day, different actors (academia, industry, regulatory) will discuss and describe the development of innovative and enabling technologies for facing unmet clinical needs, varying from diagnosis to therapeutic aims. In line with Horizon Europe pipelines, pathological focuses will be devoted on cancer, brain related diseases, cardiovascular pathologies. A comprehensive overview of the recent and established innovation in health technologies will be highlighted with a special focus on several aspects strongly impacting on the success of innovation approaches and its application into clinical setting and shown by different sides of view, from design, to materials, characterization, production and scale up, ending to successful stories of yet approved and on market technologies. |
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The symposium is part of the workshop WS.II | |||
TT.I.D.1 WS.II.1.1 |
Lorena PASSONI - CV Humanitas Research Hospital Delivering Drug-Loaded Liposomes to Glioblastoma Stem Cells |
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TT.I.D.2 WS.II.1.2 |
Emmanuel GARCION - CV University of Angers, France Design & Application of Innovative Locoregional Treatments in Glioblastoma: Vectorization versus interventionnal tumor traps |
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TT.I.D.3 WS.II.1.3 |
Deborah QUAGLIO - CV Sapienza University of Rome Cell metabolomics: a strategy to study crucial pathways in glioma development |
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TT.I.D.4 WS.II.1.4 |
Alessia SARICA - CV University Magna Graecia of Catanzaro Unveiling the Brain and its disorders through Artificial Intelligence |
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