Track 1: Micro- and Nano-Scale Systems for Biomedical Applications

Organizer: Assoc. Prof. Zhen Cao, Zhejiang University, China

 

Micro- and nano-scale systems have become powerful tools for advancing precision medicine and next-generation biomedical diagnostics. This session focuses on innovative micro/nano technologies that enable controlled manipulation, detection, and analysis of biological systems at cellular and molecular levels. Key areas include microfluidic platforms for single-cell analysis, nanoscale biosensors for real-time monitoring, nanocarriers for targeted drug and gene delivery, and integrated lab-on-a-chip systems for point-of-care diagnostics. Special attention will be given to emerging fabrication strategies, biocompatible materials, and interdisciplinary designs that bridge engineering and life sciences. This session aims to provide a forum for sharing breakthroughs that translate micro/nano-scale innovations into practical biomedical solutions.

 

Related Topics:

1. Microfluidic Devices and Organ-on-a-Chip Platforms for Biomedical Research

2. Nanoscale Biosensors for Early Disease Detection and Health Monitoring

3. Targeted Drug and Gene Delivery via Nanocarriers

4. Cell Manipulation and Analysis Using Micro/Nano Structures

5. Integration of Microfluidics with AI and Optical/Electrical Sensing

6. Nanomaterials and Surface Engineering for Biocompatibility and Functionalization

7. Lab-on-a-Chip Systems for Point-of-Care Diagnostics

8. Micro/Nano Systems for Controlled Therapeutic Release

9. In Situ and Real-Time Biomedical Monitoring at the Micro/Nano Scale

10. Emerging Fabrication Techniques for Biomedical Micro/Nano Devices

Devices and Smartphone Apps for Psychological Monitoring

 

Track 2: Biomechanics and Rehabilitation Engineering for Prosthetics and Assistive Devices

Organizer: Dr. Udomporn Manupibul, Mahidol University, Thailand

 

This track focuses on the integration of biomechanics and rehabilitation engineering in the design, evaluation, and optimization of prosthetics and assistive devices. It aims to bring together research on human movement analysis, neuromuscular modeling, wearable sensing, and intelligent rehabilitation technologies to improve mobility, functional recovery, and quality of life for individuals with physical impairments. Topics include biomechanical modeling, gait and posture analysis, sensor-based assessment, human–machine interaction, and the development of smart prosthetic and assistive systems for clinical, occupational, and real-world applications.

 

Related Topics:

1. Biomechanical modeling and simulation of human movement

2. Gait, posture, and balance analysis
3. Prosthetic and orthotic device design and evaluation
4. Assistive and rehabilitation robotics
5. Wearable sensors and motion capture systems
6. Human–machine interaction in assistive technologies
7. Neuromuscular control and motor function assessment
8. Rehabilitation engineering and clinical biomechanics
9. Intelligent control strategies for prosthetics and exoskeletons
10. Sensor fusion, real-time motion monitoring, and ergonomic risk assessment