at 2:30 pm 5:00 PM CET
Please join us for an afternoon of research talks on the latest developments in organ-on-a-chip and in vitro models technology.
This month’s keynote lecture will be from Prof Christine Mummery, Leiden University: “Heart and Vessels from human stem cells-on Chip”
Chair: Adrian Biddle, QMUL
1.30pm: Abstract presentations
Paul Holloway, Radcliffe Department of Medicine, University of Oxford: “Developing microfluidic in vitro models of ischemic stroke”
Roberta Visone, Politecnico di Milano: “uHeart: a beating heart-on-chip for culturing 3D cardiac microtissues and recording on-line cardiac electrophysiology”
Malcolm Wilkinson, Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Sheffield: “Organ on a chip: An International Status Report”
2.15pm: Flask talks
Emily Pyne, Department of Biomedical Science, University of Hull: “Spheroid-on-chip platform to study the effect of dynamic flow in the tumour microenvironment”
Sarah Hindle, Queen Mary University of London: “Understanding Dynamic Immune Responses within a Fluidic 3D in vitro Human Skin Model”
Doug Major, FESTO: “Automation platform to commercialise OoC consumables”
2.30pm – 3pm: Q&A
3pm: Keynote speaker: Professor Christine Mummery – Leiden University: “Heart and Vessels from human stem cells-on Chip” (45 min plus Q&A)
All registered attendees will receive a meeting link prior to the meeting.
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