Jill leads the research program in the field of regeneration medicine at Stanford University. Responsible for multiple research programs composed of international and national collaborations, and educating future clinicians and scientists, Jill believes education is the single greatest tool to improving human health. She is committed to transforming the way people think about science and emphasizing its contribution to their daily lives.
Beauty, reconsidered
Friday, March 27 | 14:30-15:00
For millennia, we have vigilantly scrutinized and catalogued craniomaxillofacial deformities. Only in the last few decades have we found new clues as to how tissues and molecules interact to form the face, and how those same molecular pathways may be harnessed to stimulate tissue repair and regeneration. But while this work continues, we also need to recognize how differences in facial anatomy deeply impact an individuals’ self-perception, as well as their acceptance in our beauty-conscious society.
Other sessions where you can meet Jill
Work the case: Bespoke 3D planning in orthognathics/sleep apnea – Friday, March 27 |11:00-11:45
Corner chat – Friday, March 27 | 16:00-16:15
Work the case: Complications in soft tissue management – Saturday, March 28 | 11:15-12:30