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Where What’s Next Comes Into View

Some of the most important conversations in healthcare happen when clinicians, researchers, innovators, and industry come together. That’s why EmeraNova does more than attend the meetings that are shaping tissue restoration. We show up to contribute. To collaborate. To share what we’re learning. And to help move the conversation forward.

From introducing emerging technologies and creating immersive booth experiences to supporting clinical education, symposia, and scientific presentations, meetings give us an opportunity to bring people and ideas together around what’s possible.

Because shaping what’s next starts by being part of the conversation.

See Where We’re Headed Next

Explore the meetings where EmeraNova will be sharing new technologies, new evidence, and new thinking in tissue restoration.

Symposium on Advanced Wound Care (SAWC) FallCaesar’s Palace
Symposium on Advanced Wound Care (SAWC) SpringPhiladelphia

From the meeting floor

The conversation doesn’t end when the meeting does. The ideas, evidence, technologies, and perspectives shared at a meeting can continue to shape what happens long after everyone goes home. Explore highlights from recent meetings, clinical presentations, conversations, new technology introductions, and moments that are helping move tissue restoration forward.

BLH Spring Distributor MeetingTuesday 28 April 2026
CAMPs Wound Care SummitFriday 6 March 2026
Science and Medicine ConferenceWednesday 28 January 2026
The Tissue Repair and International Post-Acute Wound Care Society Summit (TRS/IPAWC)Thursday 13 November 2025
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Past Meetings

A meeting may last only a few days. The ideas that emerge from it can continue much longer. Revisit recent EmeraNova meeting experiences, including presentations, clinical insights, featured technologies, videos, interviews, and other highlights.

Explore Past Meetings

We believe progress happens when the right people, technologies, evidence, and ideas come together. That’s why we’ll continue showing up wherever the tissue restoration community gathers—not simply to have a seat at the table, but to help move the conversation forward.