Symposia

The Life Science session underscores the pivotal role of advanced materials processing in the evolution of modern medical technologies and biotechnological systems. This symposium provides an academic forum to explore the integration of materials science with biological applications, featuring innovative cold sintering processes for biomaterials and the development of microphysiological systems. The session discusses the current status, challenges, and emergence of new materials for absorbable implants, alongside the fabrication of porous metal fiber structures tailored for clinical use. Furthermore, we highlight the implementation of electron beam-driven engineering for functional materials. By addressing the sophisticated requirements of the biomedical industry, this session aims to deliver a comprehensive overview of state-of-the-art methodologies that bridge the gap between engineering and life sciences.