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Organoid and Organ-on-a-chip talks on both days:
Hinxton Hall, Cambridge, U.K:
Talks, Technology Exhibition, Panel Discussions, Posters.
Tickets help fund further Research.
February 27-28th 2024
Organoid and Organ-on-a-chip talks on both days:
As well as tickets helping support further research
(as voted for by an independent research panel),
All 'Researcher' ticket attendees
Could win £1000 for their lab too!
To facilitate great discussion the speakers will also form key panels over the two days, ensuring unique engagement opportunities in hot topics such as discovery and validation challenges, assay and analysis tool selection, core and collaborative facilities, data interpretation, organoid intelligence (OI), translational research adoption and organoid transplantation technology.
From Organoids in virus research to Organoids in Space, this promises to be the best in person event yet for Organoid and Organ-on-a-chip researchers!
Your Key Note speakers.
Specialises in translational research of liver organ transplantation and organoid technology at the Erasmus MC Transplant Institute, UMC, Netherlands. Discussion Panel member.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER Day One.
Specialises in organoid cultures in toxicology and the use of artificial intelligence at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA. Discussion Panel member.
Currently developing in vitro models using organoids that simulate the human system to understand musculoskeletal tissue healing. Charite Univeristatsmedizin, Berlin.
Discussion Panel member.
Specialises in human organoid models for virus and Paediatric Infectious Disease research at OrganoVIR Labs and Amsterdam UMC, Netherlands. Discussion Panel member.
Co-Chair
Specialises in Human brain development in cerebral organoids at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB), U.K.
Discussion Panel member.
Specialises in bladder cancer organoids at the University of Bern, Switzerland.
Discussion Panel member.
Specialises in research into heterocellular oncogene signalling in biomimetic organoids. Department of Oncology, University College London Cancer Institute, UK.
Discussion Panel member.
Specialises in the biology of stem cells in tissues in both health and disease including endocrinology and reproduction.
KU Leuven, Belgium.
Discussion Panel member.
Specialises in Adipoids and immune metabolism research at CURE3D, the University of Düsseldorf,
Germany.
Discussion Panel member.
Specialises in Organoids, organ-on-a-chip and mass spectrometry at University of Oslo.
Discussion Panel member.
Specialises in using organoids as pre-clinical model systems to evaluate the efficacy of precision anti-cancer virotherapies. Cardiff University, U.K
Discussion Panel member.
Specialises in development of liver models using human pluripotent stem cells. CSO Occam Biosciences and Group Leader, Oslo University Hospital,
Discussion Panel member.
Research Manager of the Organoid Facility at the NIHR Imperial Biomedical Research Centre, Imperial College London, UK.
Discussion Panel member.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER Day Two.
Specialises in organoid models of multiple sclerosis, published work includes organoid neurodegeneration in low Earth orbit. New York Stem Cell Foundation, USA.
Discussion Panel member.
Specialises in kidney organoids as Senior Principal Scientist, CVRM Immunology and Kidney Regeneration Lead, Astra Zeneca, UK.
Discussion Panel member.
Specialises in Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine. UCL and UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health, U.K
Discussion Panel member.
Co-Chair of Day Two:
Specialises in human bone marrow organoids at the University of Oxford and University of Birmingham, UK.
Discussion Panel member.
Specialises in the use of organoid and organ-on-a-chip models for target ID and validation within Translational Medicine at Sosei Heptares, U.K
Specialises in Organ-on-a-chip technologies at CN Bio, UK.
Co-Chair Day One
Senior Scientific Director in Translational Cell Science at GSK, U.K.
Discussion Panel member.
Specialises in fast, high throughput and temporal resolution imaging of organoids at CrestOptics, Italy.
Researcher priority ticket access.
Tickets fund further Organoid Research.
Specialises in preclinical drug discovery and development services to advance oncology, immuno-oncology and inflammatory disorders at Crown Bioscience.
Poster above courtesy of speaker and panel member; Professor Hugo Vankelecom et al, KU Leuven.
This for those NEW to organ-on-a-chip assays and experiments.
'We are very pleased to welcome ELRIG UK who are supporting World Organoid Research Day+ 2024. ELRIG's expertise and proven success in delivering outstanding events for the life science & drug discovery communities is second to none'. Miles Rackliff, Conference Director.
'ELRIG’s commitment to open access, high-quality science doesn’t just include our own events. ELRIG is delighted to support World Organoid Research Day+ 2024, a growing field of interest, being organised by Organoid Spheroid.com, specialist event and networking for this field'.
Sanj Kumar, CEO ELRIG (UK) Ltd.
Organoid and Organ-on-a-chip talks on both days:
Share your research and present a poster at the heart of the conference. Register for your poster ticket then submit title and abstract. The deadline to secure your poster ticket and submit your title & abstract is 31st January 2024. During the event: A board will be available with your poster number and Velcro strips to affix your poster (your poster must be A0 portrait). Posters will also be electronically displayed at the event on our dedicated e-poster kiosks.
Poster (left) above courtesy of speaker and panel member; Professor Hugo Vankelecom et al, KU Leuven.
The venue is Hinxton Hall Conference Centre, Cambridge. It blends stunning contemporary architecture with state-of-the-art facilities and accommodation.
Organoid and Organ-on-a-chip talks on both days:
15 minute flash back!
Watch Dr Vivian Li, CRICK, London present at World Organoid Research day 2023. 2024 all talks in person.
Organoid and Organ-on-a-chip talks on both days:
15 minute flash back!
Watch Professor Hans Clevers, Roche, present at World Organoid Research day 2023.
Share your research and present a poster at the heart of the conference. Poster above courtesy of speaker and panel member; Professor Hugo Vankelecom et al, KU Leuven.
Floorplan now available for booth reservation:
Update: Over 50% booked already.
NEW and young technology companies are welcome.
Organoid and Organ-on-a-chip talks on both days. WORD+ tickets fund research & research ticket attendees could win £1000 for their lab too.