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 Peter Friedl, Radboud University Nijmegen: "In-vivo-inspired environments to understand cancer invasion guidance and plasticity" .

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Chair: Adrian Biddle QMUL

1.30pm: Abstract presentations (20 min):

Diane Frances Lee, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of Surrey: "Production and validation of a bovine lung-on-a-chip to study bovine respiratory diseases"

Neil Dufton, The William Harvey Institute, Queen Mary University of London: "Using live cell imaging to assess disease-associated endothelial cell plasticity using a liver-on-a-chip platform"

Alysha Bray, CN Bio Innovations: "Predicting human drug permeability with a gut microphysiological system"

2.30 pm: Flash talk

Joshua Reeves, Centre for Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine, Kings College London: "Transplantable Wnt-directed osteogenic human organoids improve bone repair in vivo"

2.35pm – 3pm: Q&A

3.00pm - Keynote: Prof Peter Friedl, Radboud University Nijmegen: "In-vivo-inspired environments to understand cancer invasion guidance and plasticity"

All registered attendees will receive a meeting link prior to the meeting.