BIO INNOVATION SA NETWORKING FORUM AND PRESENTATIONS
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Thursday 31 July5.30 – 7pm, followed by Networking until 8.30pmASO Grainger Studio, 91 Hindley Street, Adelaide |
Bones of the mammalian skeleton have many important physiological functions. They support the body, enable motion and mechanical loading, and protect internal organs. Bones play a central role in the formation of blood cells, as well as acting as a central store for calcium.
Changes in the strength or integrity of bones as a result of injury or disease can severely impact the quality of life and survival of individuals.
Our Guest Speakers will describe medical conditions of the skeleton and advances in surgery, transplantation and cell-based therapies being developed to treat them.
Chair: Mr Mark Szolga, CEO, Austofix Pty Ltd
Featuring presentations from:
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The cost to attend is $20 or $10 for students (GST inclusive), payable at the door. Unfortunately cheque and credit cards are NOT accepted.
Online registrations have now closed. If you would still like to register, please call Bio Innovation SA Reception on +61 8 8217 6400.
For a printable version of our flyer, please click here.
To locate the venue, please click here for the google map.
Bio Innovation SA
Level 15/33
King William Street
Adelaide SA 5000
Australia
Phone:61 8 8217 6400
Fax:61 8 8217 6416
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