The immune system plays a significant role in tissue repair, regeneration, and biomaterial integration. This session will focus on immunoengineering approaches aimed at modulating immune responses for improved regenerative outcomes. Researchers will discuss interactions between biomaterials, cells, and the immune system. Emerging immunotherapeutic strategies will be highlighted.
Presentations will examine inflammatory mechanisms, immune cell behavior, and immunomodulatory biomaterials. Participants will gain insights into innovative approaches for minimizing rejection and enhancing tissue integration. Novel therapies designed to regulate immune responses during regeneration will also be discussed. Clinical implications in regenerative medicine will be emphasized.
The session will address challenges associated with immune compatibility, chronic inflammation, and translational research. Experts will discuss future perspectives in immunoengineering and personalized medicine. Interdisciplinary collaborations among immunologists, engineers, and clinicians will be encouraged. This session aims to improve long-term success in tissue engineering applications