Global Surgical Science and Technology Conference 2027

The Global Surgical Science and Technology Conference (GSST 2027) will be held from June 14-16, 2027, in Rome, Italy, with an online participation option for global attendees. This premier event aims to unite surgeons, medical researchers, healthcare professionals, biomedical engineers, and industry innovators to discuss the latest breakthroughs in surgical science, medical technology, and clinical practice. GSST 2027 will serve as a collaborative platform to share pioneering research, explore advanced surgical tools and techniques, and address key challenges shaping the future of surgical care.

The conference will feature plenary sessions, keynote addresses, hands-on workshops, and interactive panel discussions covering topics such as minimally invasive and robotic surgery, digital and AI-assisted surgical innovations, tissue engineering, surgical oncology, regenerative medicine, and advancements in perioperative care. GSST 2027 provides an exceptional opportunity to foster professional growth, exchange interdisciplinary ideas, and build global networks that drive innovation in surgical education and technology integration. Whether attending in-person in Rome or virtually, participants will gain valuable insights into the evolving landscape of surgery and its transformative impact on global healthcare.

Mathews Journal of Surgery is proud to serve as the supporting journal for this upcoming Global Surgical Science & Technology Conference. As part of this collaboration, a DOI will be assigned to the conference proceedings book, ensuring the research and findings presented at the event are globally accessible and citable. Additionally, participants who wish to publish their full-length research articles have the opportunity to submit their manuscripts for consideration in the Mathews Journal of Surgery. This is an excellent platform for researchers and professionals to share their contributions to the field, receive peer-reviewed recognition, and enhance the visibility of their work. Article processing charges are completely free,...