Webinar | Advances in cellular reprogramming: from stem cells to printed tissues

THE CELL CODING COMPANY

Webinar   Advances in cellular reprogramming:  from stem cells to printed tissues Prof Hagan Bayley & Dr Mark Kotter  Date: 29th June 2020 Time: 4pm GMT | 8am PST | 11am EST Duration: 60 minutes   Register for our latest free-to-attend webinar! REGISTER NOW   A scalable technology platform capable of producing consistent batches of every human cell has the potential to unlock a new generation of medicine: it will enable research and drug discovery to move on from inappropriate models and work with the cells that actually are affected by human disease. In this webinar, you will learn    Today’s challenges in CNS research, disease modelling and drug discovery: limited access to reliable human models How a novel cellular reprogramming technology, opti-ox, resolves the inconsistency of cellular reprogramming and enables the precise, consistent, and scalable production of human cells The fabrication of synthetic, printed and hybrid materials, and their applications About the speakers    Prof Hagan Bayley | University of Oxford   Hagan Bayley is the Professor of Chemical Biology at the University of Oxford. A major interest of his laboratory is the development of engineered protein nanopores for stochastic detection. In 2005, Professor Bayley founded Oxford Nanopore, which has manufactured the MinION portable DNA sequencer. Recently, the Bayley lab has developed techniques for the fabrication of 3D tissues, both living and synthetic. Professor Bayley is currently a co-Director of the Oxford Martin School programme on 3D Printing for Brain Repair.  http://bayley.chem.ox.ac.uk/     Dr Mark Kotter | Founder & CEO Bit Bio   By combining synthetic and Stem Cell Biology, his team has developed a benchmark technology for the efficient and consistent production of human cells for use in research, drug development, and cell therapy. He is the founder of Bit Bio and co-founder of the cultured meat startup Meatable.  Register for the webinar and Q&A with our expert speakers REGISTER NOW Unsubscribe | Visit our website Copyright © 2020 Bit Bio Ltd. - The Cell Coding Company Discovery Drive, Cambridge Biomedical Campus, Cambridge, CB2 0AX, UK

Posted on 26/06/2020