Using organoids to study organ development and disease

Live Symposium

Thursday, October 31, 2024
11am – 2pm ET

3D cell cultures reliably mimic complexity and functionality at the cellular and tissue levels, providing researchers with an unprecedented view into human tissue and organ development. To better understand development, disease, and therapeutic responses, researchers investigate cellular interactions and molecular activity in organoids.

This symposium scientistMattia Gerli, Angels Almenar, In-Hyun Park, and Andris Abramenkovs explore the vast potential of organoid research for understanding development, disease, and therapeutic response.

Symposium Program

11am – Introductions

11:10am – TBD

Dr. Mattia Gerli

11:45 AM – TBD

Dr. Angeles Almenar Queralto

12:20 PM – TBD

Park In-hyunDoctoral Degree

12:55 pm – Unlocking the full potential of 3D organoid research with automated isolation

Dr. Andris Abramenkovs

1:20pm – Open Panel Q&A Session
Nathan Ni Scientist The Creative Services team will join the entire panel for an open Q&A session, during which presenters will answer questions from the audience.

Dr. Angeles Almenar Queralto Assistant Professor Pediatrics, Faculty of Medicine University of California, San Diego

Park In-hyunDoctoral Degree Associate Professor Department of Genetics Yale University

Dr. Andris Abramenkovs Product Manager Sartorius