Cell Culture & Quality Control
Online Symposium
17 September 2024 | Online, BST (UTC+1)
Uniting experts from across the globe to elevate cell culture performance
Sponsored By
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Advanced Instruments is a global provider of scientific and analytical solutions for the biopharma and clinical industries. Our company’s innovations have helped organizations improve quality, achieve reliable outcomes, and increase productivity for more than 70 years. Our focus on service, quality, and reliability has made us a leading developer and manufacturer of analytical instruments and services for the biopharmaceutical, clinical, and food & beverage industries. Our newest addition, the Artel portfolio, includes leading analytical instruments, software and services that validate, automate, and calibrate critical liquid handling processes and instrumentation. Our Solentim portfolio delivers best-in-class imaging and single-cell deposition technologies for cell line development workflows. And our OsmoTECH® and OsmoPRO® micro-osmometers support the workflows that labs worldwide rely on for the delivery of accurate and timely results.
Key Topics Covered
- Cell culture and media optimisation
- Cell culture systems and models:
» 2D vs. 3D models
» Co-culture systems • - Applications of cell culture
» Drug discovery and development
» Disease modelling
» Cell automation - Advanced techniques and technologies e.g., Microphysiological systems
Benefits of Attending
- Meet with global key innovators in a focused symposium to hear the latest case studies in cell culture & quality control. This program takes a deep dive into the novel technologies used in developing 3D models and enhancing cell culture alongside their latest applications, bringing together thought leaders from across the globe
- Stay at the Forefront of Innovation by discovering strategies and best practices for optimising CHO cell lines and overcoming regulatory hurdles
- Discuss the latest advancements in the applications of cell culture, from disease modelling to developing organoids
- Followed by the release of the ‘Harnessing Cell Culture & Quality Control with Best Practice Approaches’ report detailing key insights, methodologies, and emerging trends discussed during the event for leveraging QC, cell culture & media effectively
Meet Our Expert Speakers
Cell Culture & Quality Control Online Symposium again brings together a panel of prominent leaders and scientists, sharing new case studies, innovative, data and industry outlooks.
Confirmed speakers include:
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Eric Wallenstein
Senior Director, Global Regulatory Affairs - CMC,
AskBio
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Josh Bagley
CSO,
a:head bio AG
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Paula Meleady
Associate Professor,
Dublin City University
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Pedro Pinto
Lab Head Experimental Urology,
University of Greifswald
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Tamara Zietek
Chief Scientific Officer,
Doctors Against Animal Experiments
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