Tehran Set to Host the Exciting Royan International Twin Congress!

Tehran Set to Host the Exciting Royan International Twin Congress!

TEHRAN – The Royan International Twin Congress is set to take place in Tehran from September 3 to 5, featuring three significant events: the 26th Congress on Reproductive Biomedicine, the 21st Congress on Stem Cell Biology and Technology, and the 20th Seminar on Nursery and Midwifery. This gathering promises to be a cornerstone for advancements in medical science.

The first two congresses will be conducted in English, while the seminar on nursery and midwifery will be held in the Persian language, as reported by Mehr News Agency. The primary objectives of this congress are:

  • Facilitating the exchange of experiences among experts.
  • Showcasing innovative technologies in the field.
  • Enhancing global professional knowledge.

In the lead-up to the event, seven specialized workshops and a pre-congress symposium on obesity were conducted, catering to students and researchers, and received positive feedback. This year’s congress also offers Continuing Medical Education (CME) credits across various medical, paramedical, and midwifery disciplines, making it a valuable opportunity for professionals to update their knowledge.

Among the submitted articles, an impressive total of 515 out of 600 articles were accepted for presentation. The breakdown of submissions is as follows:

  • Reproductive Biomedicine Congress: 129 articles, 195 posters, and 16 lectures.
  • Stem Cell Biology and Technology Congress: 237 articles, 220 posters, and 17 lectures.
  • Nursery and Midwifery Seminar: 67 articles, 63 posters, and 4 lectures.

At the opening ceremony of the congress, scheduled for Wednesday, six outstanding articles will be honored. The event will be accessible both in person and online, allowing for wider participation.

This year’s congress will feature 36 lecturers from 19 different countries. Notable speakers include:

  • Prof. Janems Adjaye from Germany
  • Dr. Mohammad Mostafa Arafa from Qatar
  • Prof. Laurent David from France
  • Dr. Victori Deneke from Austria
  • Dr. Nicholas Garrido Pushalt from Spain
  • Dr. Local Gianiroli from Italy
  • Prof. Kazuhiro Kawamura from Japan
  • Dr. Daria Kuznetsova from Russia
  • Prof. Bjorn Oback from New Zealand
  • Dr. Zhen Liu from China

Additionally, there will be 59 national lecturers contributing their expertise. Last year, 33 international scientists and researchers from countries such as the U.S., England, Germany, Austria, and others presented their findings at the congress, showcasing the event’s global reach.

About Royan Institute

The Royan Institute was established in 1991 by the late Dr. Saeid Kazemi Ashtiani along with a group of dedicated researchers and physicians affiliated with the Iran University of Medical Sciences under the Academic Center for Education, Culture, and Research (ACECR). The institute began as an outpatient surgery center aimed at providing medical services to infertile couples, alongside fostering research and training in reproductive sciences.

Since its inception, the fields of Reproductive Biomedicine and Stem Cell Biology have flourished, establishing Royan Institute as one of the most successful scientific gatherings in Iran and West Asia since 2000. In 2002, the institute expanded its research focus to include stem cell studies, leading to significant advancements in regenerative medicine and cell therapy.

After three decades, the Royan Institute continues to prioritize increasing the success rates of infertility treatments, alongside enhancing embryo health and public health through clinical services in cell therapy. Throughout its twenty years of active participation in scientific knowledge exchange, the Royan Congress has been instrumental in initiating numerous collaborative projects and fostering scientific exchanges.

In conclusion, the Royan International Twin Congress represents a pivotal opportunity for professionals in the fields of reproductive medicine, stem cell biology, and midwifery to gather, learn, and share innovative insights that can shape the future of healthcare.

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