Don’t forget to register
9:00am Registration and coffee
9:30am Welcome, Prof Matteo Santin, University of Brighton
9:35am Wound Care Challenges and Opportunities in Low and Low-Middle Income Countries, Dr David Karuri, Trauma Surgeon, BladeDoc Network, Kenya
10:05am An Introduction to the EPSRC MyDress Project Clinical and Biocompatibility Studies, Prof Matteo Santin
10:10am A Systematic Clinical Study of Tulle- and Hydrogel-based Wound Dressings, Mr Gianluca Melotto, University of Brighton
10:35am Biocompatibility of Tulle- and Hydrogel-based Wound Dressings, Dr Shirin Saberianpour, University of Brighton
11:05am Coffee break and Networking
11:30am An Introduction to the EPSRC MyDress Project Modelling and Physicochemical Characterisation of Wound Dressings, Dr Anastasios Georgoulas, University of Brighton
11:35am Effect of Porosity and Exudate Viscosity on Wound Dressing Absorbent Capacity, Dr Avick Sinha, University of Brighton
12:00pm Predictive Modelling of Wound Dressing Behaviour, Mr Adam Farmer, University of Brighton
12:25pm Lunch Break
1:15pm Machine Learning Model development in a Case-based Reasoning framework
predicting wound treatment path, Dr Saeed Malekshahi Gheytassi
1:40pm Round Table Discussion with the EPSRC MyDress Project Independent Advisory Board
2:30pm Round Up, Prof Mehdi Tavakoli, Innovate UK Business Connect
2:45-4:00pm Coffee, Pastry and Networking
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