3D Cell Culture

Workshop & Conference

Advances in 3D Cell Culture is an event that aims at promoting research and networking in this field of science, by providing hands-on training opportunities, conferences, lectures, research poster presentations, and display of products and solutions on current and emerging topics in the area of 3D cell culture.

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ABOUT US

Join us for Advances in 3D Cell Culture, a premier event dedicated to innovation and collaboration in the field of 3D cell culture.

What to Expect:
✔️ Hands-on training sessions
✔️ Expert-led conferences & lectures
✔️ Research poster presentations
✔️ Exhibits showcasing the latest products & innovations

Be part of the future of 3D cell culture research!

DOMAIN

Advances In Organoids And Tumoroids : Characterization And Applications

Organoids and tumoroids are 3D cell cultures that mimic real organs and tumors, aiding in disease research and drug testing. Advances in their characterization improve accuracy, scalability, and applications in cancer studies and regenerative medicine.

3D Bioprinting For The Development Of
Artificial Organs

3D bioprinting uses bio-inks with living cells to create tissue structures, offering potential solutions for organ transplantation. This technology is advancing the development of artificial organs, reducing donor shortages.

Organ On-Chip For Pre-Clinical
Research

Organ-on-chip technology replicates human organ functions on microfluidic devices, enabling accurate drug testing and disease modeling. These chips enhance preclinical research while reducing reliance on animal testing.

PAST EVENT

Following the success of our virtual Advances in 3D Cell Culture Workshop 2022, we hosted the second edition from January 29 to February 3, 2024.

Held offline, the workshop covered organoids, organs-on-chip, and 3D bioprinting. It highlighted in vitro models for preclinical research and regenerative medicine.

The event featured four days of hands-on training in organ-on-chip technology, organoid development, and 3D cell culture characterization, followed by a two-day international conference.

The conference included research presentations, an exhibition of cutting-edge solutions, and networking opportunities for students, regulators, academia, and industry experts.