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              1. Pre-Clinical Model Development
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                Pre-Clinical Model Development

                Technological advances in engineering materials and biological agents continue to provide new potential therapies for patients whose quality of life and physical well-being are affected by severe orofacial defects, tooth loss or the consequences of gum disease. However, getting new therapies into everyday use by dental surgeons is not simple. Currently, only one in every thousand newly developed materials reaches patients, in a process that can take decades, and incurs enormous costs. To ensure that all suitable therapies developed in the laboratory become available to dentists, preclinical studies in animals must streamline neatly with clinical trials in humans, which can only happen if approval is gained by the regulatory authorities. This chapter provides guidance on the many practical issues that must be addressed before, during and after conducting animal experiments, in order to achieve the rigorous safety, efficacy and quality standards that must be met for human use. The emphasis is on effective planning and design, and choosing the most suitable animal models and techniques. The authors also outline ways to optimize and standardize experimental approaches, and set meaningful endpoints that translate directly into the clinical arena.
              2. Osteology Research Scholars 2015
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                Osteology Research Scholars 2015

              3. Osteology Monaco 2016
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                Osteology Monaco 2016

              4. THE BOX - THE GLOBAL OSTEOLOGY COMMUNITY PLATFORM
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                THE BOX - THE GLOBAL OSTEOLOGY COMMUNITY PLATFORM

                It is a big challenge to link scientists and practitioners in a continuously growing global context and also a fundamental part of the Osteology Foundation’s mission: promoting research and education in oral tissue regeneration worldwide. With this in mind, the Osteology Foundation has set up the novel Global Osteology Community Platform THE BOX, which on the one hand provides information and tools, but on the other also connects scientists and practitioners worldwide and supports all existing activities of the Osteology Foundation online.
              5. THE OSTEOLOGY FOUNDATION 2016
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                THE OSTEOLOGY FOUNDATION 2016

                The Osteology Foundation’s motto is „Linking Science with Practice in Regeneration“. The foundation was established in 2003 and its core activities include funding of research projects and organisation of national and international symposia throughout the world. In recent years, the Foundation has expanded its focus. Today, it also offers courses and textbooks specifically for researchers, as well as the online platform THE BOX, which connects practitioners and scientists in the field of oral tissue regeneration worldwide, and provides tools and information. www.osteology.org
              6. THE OSTEOLOGY CASE BOX
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                THE OSTEOLOGY CASE BOX

                The Osteology CASE BOX contains cases uploaded for different clinical scenarios. User decides whether they want to share their cases, or whether they only add the data for overall evaluation and compare it with the mean.
              7. Collaboration: SEPA & Osteology Foundation Award
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                Collaboration: SEPA & Osteology Foundation Award

                The Spanish Society of Periodontology and Osseointegration (SEPA) and the Osteology Foundation have launched a new cooperation project, aiming to promote research in regenerative therapies, and the publication of the results. Researchers are invited to submit abstracts for a special poster presentation session and subsequent discussion at the50th Annual Meeting of the SEPA, which will take place in Valencia on 12-14 May 2016. Programme The presented work should be from the field of oral regenerative therapies. Prizes will be awarded to the three best posters. The maximum number of posters for this call is 15. The posters will be presented independently of the other posters at the Annual Meeting, having their own space and jury. The winners have the unique opportunity to present also at theNational Osteology Symposium Spain,which will be held in Barcelona in February 2017. More information about this Osteology Symposium will follow soon. Summaries of the winning entries, after review by the Editorial Committee, will also be published in the journal of the society (Clinical Periodontology). For details on online submission of abstracts, format, and required information please check the following website of the SEPA (in Spanish) Premios SEPA-Osteology Foundation Deadline: 8 April 2016
              8. DGI meets Osteology Foundation
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                DGI meets Osteology Foundation

                At the 30th annual congress of the DGI, the German Society for Implantology (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Implantologie), which will take place on 24 26 November in Hamburg, Germany, the Osteology Foundation will contribute to the program with a session jointly organised with the DGI. The title of the session on Saturday, 26 November, is Science meets everyday practice and comprises presentations as well as interactive discussion. It is chaired by the DGI Committee Nexte Generation and the Osteology Expert Council. Moderators are Frank Schwarz (President DGI, OF Board), Ilja Mihatovic (OF Expert Council, DGI Nexte Generation), and Christian Schmitt (OF Expert Council).
                The session will be held in German.
                Registration and further information on the DGI congress website.
                Programme 11:20 - 11:30 Eröffnung der DGI/Osteology Session Introduction of Osteology Foundation F. Schwarz, Düsseldorf 11:30 - 11:55 Wissenschaft für die tägliche Praxis: Knochenmetabolismus R. Gruber, Wien, A 11:55 - 12:20 Wissenschaft für die tägliche Praxis: Chirurgische Faktoren fr den Langzeiterfolg von Implantaten D. Buser, Bern, CH 12:20 - 12:45 Wissenschaft für die tägliche Praxis: Augmentative Verfahren B. Al-Nawas, Mainz, D 12:45 - 13:10 Interaktive Podiumsdiskussion: Was hat sich klinisch bewhrt und welche Fragen muss die Wissenschaft noch beantworten?
              9. Expert Council extended
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                Expert Council extended

                Gustavo Avila-Ortizis Associate Professor with Tenure at the Department of Periodontics at theUniversity of Iowa,USA, and alsoDirector of the Visiting Scholar Program at the same department. He holds a DDS and PhD degree from the University of Granada, Spain, and also a Master degree from the University of Michigan, USA. Gustavos profile in The Box Giorgio Pagniis Periodontistin private practice in Florence, Italy, and instructor at the University of Milan. Hereceived his DDS degree from the University of Firenze, Italy, and holds aMaster degree in Periodontics and Oral Medicine from the University of Michigan, USA. Giorgios profile in The Box The Osteology Expert Council was set up in 2010 in order to expand the Osteology Foundations international network and improve collaboration. Currently, it has 35 members that are a valuable part of the Foundation and drivers for innovative new projects within thethree committees. Both,Gustavo Avila-Ortiz, as well as Giorgio Pagni have already tremendously contributed to past and ongoing projects of the Foundation, in particular to the development of THE BOX. Gustavo Avila-Ortiz (left), and Giorgio Pagni ​More information about the Osteology Expert Council The Osteology Foundation Board has elected two new members to its Expert Council: Gustavo Avila-Ortiz, USA, and Giorgio Pagni, Italy. Both have already contributed to the Foundations activites over the last years.
              10. New Large Clinical Grants Programme
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                New Large Clinical Grants Programme

                The Osteology Foundation calls for applications for the new Large Clinical Grants. Theprogram aims to support hypothesis driven clinical research by well-established research groups with demonstrated clinical research expertise. There are two stages in the application process: Stage 1 Applicants can submit an abstract of their proposed project by15 November. The Osteology Science Committee selects projects which then progress to the next stage. Stage 2 Applicants are invited to submit their full application. The submissions are then evaluated for potential funding by the Osteology Science Committee. Study types Research types falling within the scope of the Osteology Foundation are for example: RCT (also small multi centres) and quasi RCT Case controlled studies Prospective cohort studies Surgical techniques (also in combination with biologics, drugs and devices) e.g.: Biologics Dugs (also e.g. phase I / phase II - pilot studies, proof of principle) Devices (also e.g. phase I / phase II - pilot studies, proof of principle) Combination products Who can apply? Well-established research groups that demonstrated clinical research expertise. Amount of funding Grants are limited to 350000 Swiss Francs with a maximum project duration of three years. Awarding criteria Hypothesis answering a clinical research question relevant to the field of oral and maxillofacial regeneration Methodology Facilities and expertise to conduct a GCP study Sound and transparent budget Application guidelines Apply now!