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The Recorded sessions from London are:

6^th IADR Academy: Dental Stem Cells – Resolving Contradictions and Looking Forward

2018 IADR/PER DISTINGUISHED LECTURE SERIES

• The Gut – Its Role in the Development of Obesity and Diabetes
  Jens Juul Holst
  University of Copenhagen, Professor of Medical Physiology, Deputy Head, Department of Biomedical Sciences, Copenhagen, Denmark
• Evolution’s Bite: Using Teeth to Reconstruct Diets of Human Ancestors
  Peter S. Ungar
  University of Arkansas, Distinguished Professor of Anthropology, Director, Environmental Dynamics Program, Fayetteville, Ark., USA

SYMPOSIA

• 3D Printing Strategies for the Regeneration of Craniofacial Tissues
• Anaesthesia in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Orofacial Pain
• Bioactive Glasses With a Focus on Dental Composites
• Biomolecules as Bioactive Components of Dental Materials and Implants
• Birth Cohort Studies of Oral Health: Findings and Methodological Considerations
• Bone Mechanical Stimulation and its Therapeutic Applications
• Caries Management in Minimally Invasive Way: Biological Aspects
• Cariology for the Future: Inspiration from William H Bowen
• Changes in Dental Epidemiology–Challenges for the Profession
• Dental Education Outreach: From the Bench to the Community
• Dental Mineralization Disorders: Bench to Bedside
• Determining the Level of Unacceptable Dental Fluorosis for Populations Globally
• Diet, the Oral Microbiome and the Environment: Keys to Tooth Decay
• Environmental and Antibiotic Stress on Oral Bacteria: A Target for New Therapies
• Evidence-based Periodontal Treatment: Interpreting Results of RCTs and Systematic Reviews, A PRG/IADR and Cochrane Oral Health Group Joint Symposium
• Evolving Trends in Head and Neck Cancer Immunotherapy
• Exploring Interface Biology in Dental Research: Organotypic Culture Applications
• Extracellular Vesicles of Neural Crest-derived Stem Cells as a Novel Approach to Stimulate Alveolar Bone Regeneration Through Regulation of Osteogenesis and Angiogenesis
• FiCTION: Filling Children’s Teeth: Indicated Or Not?: Trial Results & Discussion
• Functional Aspects of Natural and Artificial Load-transmitting Interfaces
• Funding for Biomedical Research: Global Perspectives and Future Prospects
• Gender Bias in Scholarly Activities: An Evidence-based Approach
• Genes, Environment and Epigenetics: Putting the Puzzle Together
• Host-Microbial Interactions at the Oral Mucosal Barrier
• How Host-biomaterial and Microbial Interactions Guide Biomaterials Development
• IADR Presidential Symposium: Caries in an Aging Society
• Identification and Treatment of Oral Malodor MicroBiome
• Implementation Research in Dentistry: Can Psychological Theory be a Useful Tool?
• Influence of Mastication on Memory/Cognition During Development and Aging
• Innate Immune Cell Heterogeneity in Health and Disease
• Innovative Clinical Trial Design with an Interdisciplinary Patient-centric Focus
• Innovative Community Based Participatory Children’s Oral Health Research
• International Perspectives on Socially Inclusive Dentistry: A Call to Action
• Interventions for Erosive Toothwear
• Inverting the Pyramid: Designing an Integrated Workforce for Disease Prevention
• Is There a Local Regulation of Pulp Inflammation?
• Jimmy Steele: His Impact in Epidemiology on Oral Health Care Policy and Delivering Dental Care
• Leveraging the NCD Alliance for Prioritising Global Oral Health Research
• Mastication and Deglutition of Geriatric Patients: Mechanisms and Practice
• Microbial Dysbiosis and Cancer, Periodontitis and Peri-implantitis
• Moving Ahead with Causal Inference–Exploring Application in Dental Research
• Oral Microbiome (DNA/RNA) Sequencing Data Analysis
• Oro-facial Impairment in Stroke Patients
• Precision Oral Oncology: A Head and Neck Cancer Perspective
• Pulp Regeneration Key Issues: Scaffolds, Vascularization and What’s Next?
• Quality in Dentistry: How do we Define, Measure and Improve?
• Research Potential of Electronic Dental Records
• Role of Dental Professionals in Reducing Sugar Intake
• Role of Kinases in Etiology and Treatment of Orofacial Pain
• Saliva Extracellular RNA: New Horizon in Dental, Oral and Craniofacial Research
• Salivary Stones: Current Views and Innovative Approaches for Treatment
• Shaping the Future of Dental Education: A Joint ADEE-ADEA Collaboration
• Sjögren’s Syndrome: Thinking Outside of the Box
• State of the Art of CAD/CAM Removable Dental Prostheses
• Sticking Together: A Tale of Two Oral Microbiologists
• The Drugs Won't Work: What's the Future for Antibiotics in Dentistry?
• The Role of Nano-hydroxyapatite Technologies in Dentistry
• Tooth Pain: Molecular and Cellular Mechanisms
• Translating Research Evidence into Policy for Better Oral Health
• Translating the Science of SDF into Clinical Practice
• Universal Oral Health Coverage: Giving Shape to a Concept
• Vital Pulp Therapy in the Age of Tricalcium Silicates