Upcoming Biomaterials Conferences & Events

CellScale develops precision mechanical testing systems and bioreactors to characterize the mechanics of biomaterials, soft materials, engineered tissues, and more.

Upcoming Events

Society for Biomaterials (SFB) 2026

Atlanta, GA, USA

Atlanta, GA, USA MarcSome of our mechanical testing systems will be available for demonstration during the meeting.h 25–28, 2026

Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine International Society (TERMIS) – Europe

Mallorca, Spain

Selected CellScale systems will be at TERMIS-EU for demonstration.

American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) Annual Conference

Charlotte, NC, USA

CellScale will be exhibiting systems used in both research and teaching settings.

World Congress of Biomechanics (WCB)

Vancouver, BC, Canada

The team will be available to showcase instruments and discuss testing methods and system configurations

Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine International Society (TERMIS) – Americas

New Orleans, LA, USA

Mechanical testing systems for soft tissues and biomaterials will be featured.

Past Events

CellScale has participated in dozens of biomaterials and tissue engineering conferences held in different regions. These include international meetings where our mechanical testing systems are demonstrated and discussed with hundreds of members of the scientific community.

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See Our Mechanical Testers & Bioreactors In Action

Those who attend these events can:
See live demonstrations of our mechanical testing systems and cell/tissue stimulation bioreactors
Connect with our engineering and support teams
Learn best practices for soft materials and biomaterials testing
Explore accessories and application-specific setups for labs and education
Discuss custom testing requirements

Events also give us the opportunity to hear directly from the research community and understand emerging challenges in biomaterials testing and mechanobiology.

Global Research Presence

CellScale has a global research presence with universities, hospitals, education centers, and industry teams using our products for biomaterials and tissue mechanics applications.

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