Dr. Asawari (Asa) Bapat
KOLs
Konstantinos Giotis DHI
The story is written by the winners. The story is written by those who dared to move away from the shore and discover new oceans. By those who had a vision, believed in it with their soul and even devoted their lives to it.According to the American academic and writer Warren Bennis: “Leadership is the …
Dr. Abbas Khadra
He completed his training in London (UK) in major teaching hospitals. He has diploma in Urology from UK and is Fellow of European Board of urology. He did his andrology fellowship at University College Hospital In London. He deals with the surgical and medical management of renal, prostatic and genital disorders in male and female …
Could the Virtual reality training replace the live hands-on courses? – Konstantinos Giotis, Keynote Speaker
The 2nd Global Regenerative Medicine Congress will be held in Dubai 9-11 September 2021. Registrations are open. VR- Virtual Reality Training This stage of training is enabled by virtual experience software. Wearing a VR headset, the trainee can step into the world of hair restoration A scenario has been digitally created in which a patient …
Miomir Knezevic
Dr. Miomir Knezevic is CSO of MBSI and CEO of Educell. He started his career as a teacher and continued as a researcher and CEO in small biotechnology companies in Slovenia and Austria. Dr. Knevezic is a biologist, he obtained his PhD in biotechnology at the University of Ljubljana in 1994. At the Institute of Applied …
Interview with UK prof. Peter Hollands, PhD – Consultant clinical scientist in Regenerative Medicine and Assisted reproduction
Apart from these fantastic achievements, the rest of stem cell technology has been riddled with media confusion, hype, misinformation and even scientific fraud. This results in mistrust in the stem cell world and more importantly a public conception that stem cell technology is in some way ‘dangerous’. Perhaps the biggest initial hype came from embryonic stem cells. In my opinion these have no significant future in Regenerative Medicine because of regulatory issues and also because of the fact that the number of embryonic stem cells available for therapy is relatively very small.
Michalis Chrysostomou
He received his diploma in medicine in November 1984. He graduated from the Goettingen University in Germany .In October 1992 received the specialization title in Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Alexandra hospital in Athens –Greece. From November 1992 TO September 1993 was specialized in Invitro Fertilization at the Reproductive Fertility Centre and the Assisted Reproduction Unit of the Kings College Hospital