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Award for best oral presentation by Victoria Palasantzas
Victoria Palasantzas’s presentation on the application of organ-on-chip in studying non-alcoholic fatty liver disease won the 2nd prize
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NWO ENW-XS grant for Mahdiyeh Nouri Goushki
Why do we need better-engineered immune cells and tumor models? T-cell therapy, which deals with engineering immune (T-)cells to attack cancer cells, has shown great promise in treating blood cancers.
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Ammodo Science Award 2023 for Jingyuan Fu
ingyuan Fu is one of the winners of the Ammodo Science Award for fundamental research 2023. This prestigious award comes with a cash prize of €350.000, which she can use to pursue new avenues of fundamental scientific research over the coming years.
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Groningen joins forces for research into LRRK2’s role in Parkinson
The Dutch ZonMW has awarded EUR 750,000 to a research project into the exact role of LRRK2 in the development of Parkinson's disease.
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MSCA postdoctoral fellowship for Quentin Faucher (Utrecht University)
Quentin Faucher from Utrecht University was awarded an MSCA postdoctoral fellowship by the European Research Executive Agency (grant reference HORIZON-MSCA-2022-PF-01)
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Master student Friso Kahler starts research on a biodegradable Organ-on-Chip platform for perfused brain organoids
In collaboration with the groups of Femke de Vrij (Erasmus MC) and Valeria Orlova (LUMC) Friso Kahler joined the group of Clémentine Boutry at TU Delft to start his master project
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Sara Cascione joins the LymphChip Consortium
Sara Cascione joined the group of Valeria Orlova in January as a Post-Doc.
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Yannick Hajee investigates viscoelastic matrices for bone-on-chip systems
Yannick Hajee joined the Diba Lab at the Department of Dentistry-Regenerative Biomaterials of Radboudumc as part of the BoneChipPredict project in last July.
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Free Webinar On Demand: Improve Rigor and Reproducibility in Stem Cell Research
Learn About the ISSCR’s Recommendations to Improve Rigor and Reproducibility in Stem Cell Research via the On-Demand Webinar. View the Free, On-Demand Webinar to review the updated draft of the ISSCR’s quality standards and core principles for the laboratory culture and characterization of both adult and pluripotent human stem cells and in vitro model systems using them. These practical standards can set researchers up for success, enhance rigor in preclinical research, and ultimately strengthen the pipeline of therapies for patients. Source: ISSCR
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