CISM course on "Bone Cell and Tissue Mechanics" (September 6-10, 2021)

The CISM course on "Bone Cell and Tissue Mechanics" that will be held in Udine (Italy) during September 6 - 10 in 2021.

The course will be held in a hybrid format. This implies it will be possible to attend the course on-site in Udine or on-line. The on-site capacity, however, is limited and we can only accommodate a few more students. So if you or your students would like to attend on-site please make sure to register as soon as possible. It is also still possible to move from an on-line to on-site participation (or the other way around). More information can be found here:  https://www.cism.it/en/news/2021-advanced-courses-how-participate/

The course should be of interest to graduate students, PhD candidates, post-doctoral fellows and young faculty members in the field of, e.g., bone: biomechanics, cell biology, tissue engineering and systems biology.

The course has a long history (since 1987) and many of the former students now are active bone researchers. And being a summer school, there will be plenty of time to interact with the teachers, as well as for other activities in the nice little town of Udine. Note that CISM is a non-profit organization, and that Udine offers reasonably priced accommodation.

A summary of the topics and teachers can be found below. More information about the program and registration can be found at: https://www.cism.it/en/activities/courses/C2115/

Course dates:
   September 6-10, 2021

Location:
   Udine, Italy (or online)

Topics:
   Bone strength and remodeling.
   Bone biology and bone cell mechanosensitivity.
   Bone tissue formation and repair.
   Bone imaging and structure.
   Bone mineralization and fracture resistance.
   Skeletal formation and adaptation.

Lecturers:
   Georg Duda - Julius Wolff Institute, Charité, Berlin, Germany
   Peter Fratzl - Max Planck Institute, Potsdam, Germany
   Jenneke Klein Nulend - ACTA-VU University Amsterdam, The Netherlands
   Ralph Müller - ETH Zürich, Switzerland
   Gwendolen Reilly - The University of Sheffield, UK
   Bert van Rietbergen - Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands