Bio-responsive nanomaterials are of growing importance with potential applications including drug delivery, diagnostics and tissue engineering. A disagreeable side effect of longer life-spans is the failure of one
part of the body – the knees, for example – before the body as a whole is ready to surrender. This talk will outline the latest efforts in the design of new materials to heal the body.  

This event will also be live-streamed – http://livestream.com/refinerytv/

Doors open at 17.30, and the event will be followed by a free wine reception. 

Pre-registration is required, however seats are allocated on a first come, first serve basis. Please arrive early to avoid disappointment. 

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About the speaker
Molly Stevens is a Professor of Biomedical Materials Regenerative Medicine at Imperial College London. Molly spoke at TEDGlobal 2013 with her talk A new way to grow bone. She was named as one of the world's most inspiring women in science and medicine by The Guardian in 2011 and has been recognised international receiving the 2016 Clemson Award for Basic Research, one of the highest accolades in her field. 

This event is part of Physiology Friday and Biology Week