Welcome to ASBTE 2025
ASBTE is making plans for the 29th Annual Conference of the Australasian Society for Biomaterials and Tissue Engineering to be held on 22-24 April 2025 in Brisbane, Australia. The success of this event depends to a large extent on our sponsors, who lend their names and financial support to the event. By participating as a sponsor, your organisation will benefit from extended exposure through the Conference program and associated Conference publicity.
The annual event provides an opportunity for biomaterials, tissue engineering & regenerative medicine scientists and engineers to come together and discuss recent findings in research on all aspects of biomaterials and tissue engineering, including surface modification, biointerfaces, biopolymers, implants, drug delivery, nanomedicine, cell therapies and clinical translation.
During the three days, attendees will also have an opportunity to network and develop collaborations with colleagues from around the world. We very much look forward to a vibrant in-person conference and would value your support to power this a great event.
Prof Yi-Chin Toh, Dr Nathalie Bock & Dr Mark Allenby
Conference Chairs, on behalf of the ASBTE 2025 Organising Committee
Explore Brisbane, Australia
Arts & Culture
Get to know Brisbane’s art scene through bountiful galleries and museums, including the Queensland Museum and the Queensland Art Gallery | Gallery of Modern Art (QAGOMA), all of which offer free entry to permanent exhibitions.
Want to be wowed? See award-winning Broadway productions at the Queensland Performing Arts Centre, catch a comedy sketch at Brisbane Powerhouse, and see live music performed at the Tivoli, Princess Theatre, Fortitude Music Hall and the Triffid.
Tourist Attractions
Cruise the Brisbane River on a CityCat, and stop at South Bank — home to our Cultural Centre with world-class galleries and entertainment.
Have energy for more? Meet the wildlife at Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary or experience the thrill of a live event at The Gabba or Suncorp Stadium. As the city lights begin to shine, climb the iconic Story Bridge at twilight, followed by dinner and drinks at Howard Smith Wharves.
First Nation
On the outskirts of the city, visit Brisbane’s Nudgee Waterholes through booking a Nyanda Cultural Tour. You will participate in a smoke ceremony; taste seasonal bush foods and see where Witchetty grubs live; participate in weaving and ochre-making demonstrations; view a fossilised spear that was discovered here and the sacred Bora Ring.
A little further afield on Brisbane’s doorstep, you can learn more about Quandamooka Culture by taking a ferry trip across the bay to North Stradbroke Island/ Minjerribah. Join Yura Tours where you can experience a moving Welcome to Country and explore sacred sites around the island.
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