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The third Technosphere Conference 2012, organised by Faculty of Dentistry of Ajman University of Science and Technology (AUST) network at Sheikh Zayed Exhibitions and Conferences Centre in Ajman, concluded today.

Third Technosphere Conference 2012 concludes in Ajman

Ajman, UAE | Posted on April 9th, 2012

Held form April 6-8, the event drew elite of expertise, researches, professionals, academics, and those interested in Dentistry.

In its closing session, the conference issued a number of resolutions, which focus on the unity of the medical sciences their homogeneity and interaction as each serves another.

It calls for developing the academic programmes to keep pace with the latest nanotechnology, especially on developing different treatments with reduction of side effects.

The conference shed light on the stem cells, research and treatment. It also highlighted the latest in the use of laser technology in general treatment as well as in dentistry.

The event was a platform for providing more data for experts, practitioners, local, regional and international institutions.

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