PAST MEETINGS

Inserm Workshop “Organ-on-chip: understanding and mimicking living organisms for better treatment”, phase II Technical Workshop

  Lyon and Grenoble, France
  22-25 October, 2018

ORGANIZERS: Nathalie PICOLLET D’HAHAN (CEA-BGE-Biomics, Grenoble), Donald K. MARTIN (TIMC-
IMAG, UGA, Grenoble), Christophe MARQUETTE (ICBMS-Université Lyon1-CNRS, Villeurbanne).

A practical workshop of 4 days with one group of 8 persons focusing on:
1) 3D scaffold manufacturing by using 3D printing technologies (computer aided design, introduction to 3D printing technologies, bioinks, bioreactors) (2 days);
2) Biomaterials and biomembranes (Polyelectrolytes-based biomembranes, self-assembling biopolymers, imaging) (1 day) and
3) Skin bioengineering; flow-focussing microencapsulation; 3D Bioprinting, Skin-on-Chip platform) (1 day).

These 3 workshops will be sequentially organized and coordinated by Christophe Marquette (3d.Fab, Lyon); Don Martin (TIMC- IMAG, UGA, Grenoble) and Nathalie Picollet-D’hahan (CEA-BGE-Biomics, Grenoble).

SELECTION: One group of 8 persons will be selected among Phase I participants. Everyone follows the 3 workshops sequentially between Lyon (2 days) and Grenoble (2 days).

26th Annual Congress of the ESGCT

  Lausanne, Switserland
  16-19 October, 2018

The 26th Annual Congress of the ESGCT will take place 16-19 October 2018 in Lausanne – Switzerland, at the SwissTech Convention Center, in collaboration with the International Society for Stem Cell Research (ISSCR), the French Society of Gene and Cell Therapy (SFTCG) and local organisers in Switzerland.

Registration & abstract submission is now open
Early bird deadline: 30th June 2018
Abstract submission deadline: 6th July 2018

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INSERM workshop “organ-on-chip: understanding and mimicking living organisms for better treatment”

  Bordeaux, France
  15-17 October, 2018

Inserm Workshop “Organ-on-chip: understanding and mimicking living organisms for better treatment”, phase I Critical Assessment

ORGANIZERS:
Nathalie PICOLLET D’HAHAN (CEA-BGE-Biomics, Grenoble), Donald K. MARTIN (TIMC-
IMAG, UGA, Grenoble), Christophe MARQUETTE (ICBMS-Université Lyon1-CNRS, Villeurbanne).

Organ-on-chip (OOC) technology is providing new platforms for drug discovery and toxicity testing and has the potential to become powerful for disease modelling and personalised medicine. This course will cover ongoing efforts and various applications of OOC while also addressing ethical issues.

Registration: ateliers@inserm.fr

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: June 29, 2018

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1st International EUROMBR Training Course

  Braunschweig, Germany
  24-28 September, 2018

announcement of the 1st International EUROMBR Training Course – Applications of microbioreactors in bioprocess development. The topcis are also relevant for Master or PhD Student working on organ-on-Chips.

Date and venue:
September 24 – 28, 2018, Center of Pharmaceutical Engineering, TU Braunschweig, Germany

A 5-day course will include lecture program and a laboratory hands-on training.

Topics:
– Microfabrication
– Microfluidics, transport phenoma, fluid flow
– Sensors and inline-analytics
– Enzyme immobilisation
– Biocatalysis
– Cultivation
– Modeling and design of microfluidic processes

Registration: http://www.eurombr.nu/

NOCI Retreat

  Leiden, The Netherlands
  7 September, 2018

On September 7, 2018 there will be the kick-off retreat at the LUMC in Leiden for PhD-students/Postdocs on invitation only.

UMCG-hDMT kick-off mini-symposium on Organ-on-Chip

  Groningen, The Netherlands
  June 7, 2018

Recently, the UMCG has become a member of the hDMT (human organ and disease model technologies) consortium, which includes most academic centres and multiple industrial partners in the Netherlands. Membership in hDMT allows UMCG scientists to sign up for and participate in general hDMT meetings on organ-on-chip technology and specialist group meetings focusing on specific organs-on-chip. Currently, researchers associated with the hDMT consortium have organized themselves into focus groups around several themes: cancer-, vessels-, heart-, skin-, brain-, and intestine-on-chip. It is expected that other focus areas will be established in the near future given the rapid pace of the field.

 

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11th Dutch Stem Cell Meeting

  Utrecht, the Netherlands
  4 May, 2018

You can now register for this meeting by completing the online registration form (including abstract submission) before April 1st 2018.

The DSSCR organization tried to generate an extensive mailing list of potentially interested people but please forward this mail to interested colleagues and particularly young scientists in your research groups.

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