Tehran – Royan International Twin Congress. It will be held in Tehran from September 3rd to 5th, including the 26th Parliament on Reproductive Biomedicine, the 21st Parliament on Stem Cell Biology and Technology, and the 20th seminar on Nursery and Midwifery.
The first two parliaments will be held in English and the last will be held in Persian, Mehr’s press reported.
The main goals of Congress include exchanging experience among experts, introducing new technologies, and strengthening expertise on a global scale.
This year, seven specialized workshops on obesity and a pre-obesity symposium were held several weeks before the event for students and researchers.
Scientific events provide continuous medical education (CME) credits to a variety of medical, emergency and midwifery areas, providing valuable opportunities for professionals and professionals to update their knowledge in this field.
Of the 600 submitted articles, 515 will be accepted. These include 129 articles from the Reproductive Biomedical Conference, 195 posters and 16 lectures, 237 articles from the Stem Cell Biology and Technology Conference, 220 posters and 17 lectures, and 67 articles from the Nursery and 63 speakers.
Six selected best articles will be awarded at the opening ceremony of the assembly on Wednesday. This will be held in person and online.
The event featured Germany (Professor Janems Adjaye), Qatar (Dr. Mohammad Mostafa Arafa), France (Professor Laurent David), Austria (Dr. Victorideneke), Spain (Dr. Nicolas Galidopschult), Italy (Dr. dr. local gianiroli (dr. Daria Kuznetsova), New Zealand (Professor Bjorn Oback), and China (Dr. Zhen Liu), and 59 national lecturers.
In 2024, a total of 33 international scientists and researchers from the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, Italy, Belgium, Turkey, China, Russia, Japan, Sweden, Switzerland, Qatar and India presented lectures in Parliament.
Royal Institute
Founded in 1991 by the late Dr. Saeid Kazemi Ashtiani and a group of researchers and doctors from the Iranian University of Medical Sciences at the Iranian Centre for Education, Culture and Research (ACECR), the Royan Institute of Medical Sciences, and as an outpatient surgical centre, Royan Institute provides medical services to infertile couples and provides reproductive science research and training.
Reproductive biomedicine and stem cell biology and technology have been demonstrated since 2000 to be one of the most successful experiences of scientific congregations in Iran and West Asia.
In 2002, the research field of Royan Institute also expanded to stem cell research. The findings were subsequently coordinated for the application of regenerative medicine and cell therapy approaches. Thirty years later, the Royan Institute focuses on improving the success rate of infertility treatment, along with levels of embryonic health and public health through cell therapy clinical services.
Over the last 20 years of active involvement in sharing and exchanging scientific knowledge and expertise with well-known scientific institutions and scientists, the Royal Council has helped shape many shared science projects and exchanges.
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