RHEO-BIO-MED-2025: International Conference
On November 6, 2025, the Laboratory of Rheology and Diagnostic-Analytical Services, in collaboration with the Ivane Beritashvili Young Scientists Club, will host the international conference RHEO-BIO-MED-2025.
The conference aims to foster the development of young researchers’ skills, promote collaboration, and spark interest in scientific research among the new generation. It will serve as a platform for integrating learning, research, and knowledge sharing.
Young researchers and their mentors will present the latest scientific findings, reviews, and innovative approaches in the fields of rheology, coagulation, blood and hematopoietic organs, the circulatory system, and related disciplines.
BIOMED2025
We are pleased to announce that the International Multidisciplinary School-Conference on Biomedicine BIOMED2025, with the motto “Biomedical Science and Innovation for All,” will be held on July 20-21, 2025, in Shekvetili, Georgia, at Paragraph Resort & Spa Shekvetili (Autograph Collection, E70, Shekvetili 3521). The main organizer of the event is the Society of Rheologists.
The International Conference on Innovation, Sustainability, and Applied Sciences
The International Conference on Innovation, Sustainability, and Applied Sciences (ICISAS 2025) https://conference.curtindubai.ac.ae/icisas-2025/#committee
stands as the flagship research conference organized by Curtin University Dubai https://curtindubai.ac.ae
This prestigious multi-disciplinary conference is dedicated to advancing applied, specialized, and interdisciplinary fields. It offers a unique platform for participants to engage with leading researchers and professionals, exploring collective approaches to shaping the future through innovation, sustainability, and scientific excellence. Following the resounding success of our inaugural conference, ICISAS 2025 is poised to draw an even larger and more diverse group of experts from around the globe.
Fundamental and clinical microcirculation and hemorheology
European Society for Microcirculation (ESM), the Local Organizing Committee and Program Committee, welcome members to the Biennial Meeting of the European Society for Microcirculation (ESM 2025), to be held in Szeged, Hungary between
May 19-22, 2025. The venue of the meeting will be the József Attila Study and Information Centre of the University of Szeged. The conference is a regular international meeting of the ESM scientific society, which has been held more than 30 times since 1959 in various European cities. On this occasion, the Hungarian Society for Microcirculation and Vascular Biology (MMVBT) is proud to host ESM 2025! In addition, the organization of the conference will be shared with the Hungarian, Croatian and Slovenian Physiological Societies to showcase research in microvascular physiology in the region.
Georgian presents special session "Fundamental and clinical microcirculation and hemorheology" at the conference, where Prof. Maka Mantskava is a chair and Prof. Nana Momtselidze is co-chair, head of departments of Society of Rheologists Maia Mantskava and Ekaterine Labadze are speakers of conference
https://www.esm2025szeged.hu/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Maka-Mantskava-symposia.pdf
Rheological Societies
Society of Rheologists is a member World association of rheology societies
The Society of Rheologists has become a member of the European Science Engagement Platform.
Congratulations to all rheologists working in Georgia and abroad on this success. Details you can see here
European Society of Rheology (ESR)
The European Society of Rheology is open for everyone interested in rheology in all countries of Europe. Rheology is defined as the science of the deformation and flow of matter which means that rheology in some form enters almost every study of material properties. The ESR involves rheologists engaged in both industrial and academic research and development and is therefore a common meeting ground for engineers, physicists, chemists and biologists with a common interest in rheology official website
COMPLEX ANALYSIS OF RHEOLOGICAL, THE ELECTROPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF BLOOD, AND SOME FACTORS OF IRON METABOLISM IN THE BLOOD IN GASTRIC CANCER(ISBN: 978-93-90150-32-8), 2022
EKATERINE LABADZE, MAIA MANTSKAVA, NANA MOMTSELIDZE, CARLOTA SALDANHA, GIORGI KUCHAVA, NUGZAR NARSIA, ALEXANDER TSALUGELASHVILI
Research of different clinical parameters of different systems of the body in gastric cancer is very needed because gastric cancer is one of the most terrible diseases cancers of the modern world. The aim of our work was to study the rheological properties of blood in gastric cancer, along with the electrophysical properties of blood and iron metabolism in patients with gastric cancer. The research methods were modern and original. The study included patients with stomach
cancer and a control group of healthy volunteers. The average age in the studied groups corresponded to each other. All patients were included in the study according to an informed agreement. In patients with gastric cancer before surgery, the content of iron and hemoglobin was reduced, transferrin and ferritin remained within normal limits. On the 7th day after the operation, ferritin increased twice, hemoglobin was close to control values.
STUDY OF ELECTRO-PHYSICAL, RHEOLOGICAL PROPERTIES ON THE BACKGROUND OF INVESTIGATING IRON METABOLISM IN PATIENTS WITH GASTRIC CANCER(DOI: 10.15593/RJBiomech/2022.2.08), 2022
E. Labadze, N. Narsia, A. Tsalugelashvili, C. Saldanha, G. Kuchava, N. Momtselidze, M. Mantskava
It is crucial to conduct research on clinical parameters of different body systems in gastric
cancer as it is one of the most serious diseases in the modern world. The aim of our work was to study the rheological properties of blood in gastric cancer, along with the electrophysical properties of blood and iron metabolism in patients with gastric cancer. The research methods were modern and innovative. The study included patients with stomach cancer and a control group of healthy volunteers. The average age in the studied groups was similar. In all cases participants’ informed consent was obtained. In patients with gastric cancer before surgery the iron and hemoglobin levels were low, transferrin and ferritin remained within normal limits.
Biomechanics and kinesiology(ISBN 978-9941-503-02-3), 2022
You can find book on Google Books
The book on biomechanics written by Professor Maka Mantskava, Professor Tamar Sanikidze, and Professor Nikoloz Gotsiridze. This book seems to offer a comprehensive exploration of biomechanics and kinesiology, covering various aspects related to cells, tissues, organs, and systems. The book is divided into two sections, Biomechanics I and Biomechanics II, and is designed for a course that spans 100 or more hours.
The authors have incorporated 180 illustrations to aid in understanding the concepts and functional relationships depicted by formulas. Additionally, the book includes laboratory work descriptions in an appendix, outlining their implementation sequence. Self-evaluation discussion questions are provided to help readers gauge their understanding of the material.
The book’s focus on combining theory and practical approaches, fostering multidisciplinary thinking, and catering to a wide range of medical education levels suggests that it serves as a valuable resource for medical students, researchers, and professionals in the medical and healthcare fields. The intention is to support both theoretical and practical learning, making it suitable for individuals with varying levels of interest and expertise in biomechanics.
