EUROoCS 2022 awards for hDMT researchers

The EUROoCS 2022 conference, with more than 500 attendants, was a success thanks to many people who made this possible.
The WTC in Grenoble was a beehive of scientists, companies and regulators, flying in and out of the different rooms to listen to interesting talks, discuss results on the posters and enjoy the delicious French food. The dinner in the Stade des Alpes was a very special experience.
During these two days it really felt like one big international family, with members of various ages working towards the same goal: to move the Organ-on-Chip technology forward.

Congratulations to all 20 prize winners, in particular our hDMT researchers, who won Next Generation Travel Awards, Best Poster Awards and Best Oral presentation Awards.
Proud of the high quality, motivation and enthusiasm of the young scientists in the Organ-on-Chip field in Europe. Let’s keep this good spirit and continue to build our community, to contribute to the mission of EUROoCS:  To enable Organ-on-Chip technology to facilitate life science research, promote human health and improve quality-of-life for all patients!

hDMT Award winners

EUROoCS 2022 Next Generation Travel Award (€150,-):

Shreya Gudi, Radboud University

Varun Chopra, Leiden University

Muriel Holzreuter, UTwente

Theano Tsikari, Utrecht University

Dorsa Nayeb Ghanbar Hosseini, TU Eindhoven

Pim Cleijpool, Utrecht University

 

EUROoCS 2022 Best Oral Presentation Award (€ 500,-):

Lena Sophie Koch, UTwente

Integration of a microbiome-gut-axis on a microfluidic chip to study neuro-degenerative diseases

 

Renée Moerkens, University Medical Center Groningen

Steering epithelial and mesenchymal cell type composition in Intestine-Chip, Transwell and organoids.

 

EUROoCS 2022 Best Poster Award (€ 300,-):

Michel Hu, Leiden University Medical Center

mGluR1 signaling might contribute to delay in SCA1 neuronal network functioning

 

Albert van Breemen, TNO

Flat panel display technology as the enabler for organ-on-chip commercialization

 

Jasper Koning, Amsterdam UMC

A Multi-Organ-on-Chip Approach to Investigate How Oral Exposure to Metals Can Cause Systemic Toxicity

 

Huub Weener, UTwente

Vessel-on-chip with whole blood perfusion to understand patient-specific covid-19 induced intravascular coagulation

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