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Integrate, Customize and Make Accessible: 3D Bioprinting is Medicine’s Next Frontier
The growing push for 3-D tissue models is limited by challenges in automated handling, processing, and scalability of the technology to various types of materials and high-throughput applications. To meet these challenges, 4D bioprinting and human-cell derived ECM bioinks can allow researchers to biologically mimic the formation of complex, heterogeneous 3-D structures and to scale the technology to high-throughput and clinically translatable applications. This webinar will discuss the latest megatrends behind bioprinting developments as well as scientific and medical applications developed for tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, preclinical screening and testing, veterinary medicine, as well as personalized drug and food development. Some key topics to be discussed include:
Key advantages of 3D bioprinting over other techniques
Alterations in cellular physiology of cells in 3D vs. 2D
Megatrends behind bioprinting’s importance in biomedicine
Introduction of biomedical applications of bioprinting across various disciplines
ROKIT Healthcare’s work in clinical translation of bioprinting in the operating room
Built-in cell incubator, diverse material use, and high-throughput capabilities of all-in-one bioprinting platforms
The seminar reinforces the significance of bioprinting advancements in the age of Industry 4.0 – as a movement aligned with global megatrends in healthcare toward personalized medicine, computer-aided production of biological processes, and autologous regenerative therapy.
Guest Speaker:
• Da-Yae Lee Senior Bio-Consultant & Project Leader
When:
Thursday 8 September 9-10 am – Conference (in-person & virtual) 10:00 am- 12:00 pm – Workshop (limited spaces,
priority to 1st registered)
Where:
Conference room at the Centre
Québecois d’Innovation en
Biotechnologie (CQIB),
500 Bd Cartier O, Laval, QC H7V 5B7
Integrate, Customize and Make Accessible: 3D Bioprinting is Medicine’s Next Frontier
The growing push for 3-D tissue models is limited by challenges in automated handling, processing, and scalability of the technology to various types of materials and high-throughput applications. To meet these challenges, 4D bioprinting and human-cell derived ECM bioinks can allow researchers to biologically mimic the formation of complex, heterogeneous 3-D structures and to scale the technology to high-throughput and clinically translatable applications. This webinar will discuss the latest megatrends behind bioprinting developments as well as scientific and medical applications developed for tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, preclinical screening and testing, veterinary medicine, as well as personalized drug and food development. Some key topics to be discussed include:
Key advantages of 3D bioprinting over other techniques
Alterations in cellular physiology of cells in 3D vs. 2D
Megatrends behind bioprinting’s importance in biomedicine
Introduction of biomedical applications of bioprinting across various disciplines
ROKIT Healthcare’s work in clinical translation of bioprinting in the operating room
Built-in cell incubator, diverse material use, and high-throughput capabilities of all-in-one bioprinting platforms
The seminar reinforces the significance of bioprinting advancements in the age of Industry 4.0 – as a movement aligned with global megatrends in healthcare toward personalized medicine, computer-aided production of biological processes, and autologous regenerative therapy.
Guest Speaker:
• Da-Yae Lee Senior Bio-Consultant & Project Leader
When:
Thursday 9 September 9-11 am – Conference (in-person & virtual) 1:45-5:00 pm – Personalized meetings
Where:
Conference: l’hôpital Saint François d’Assise A0-202 (Amphithéâtre Roger-Breault)
Meetings: Univeristé Laval Pavillon Adrien-Pouliot, Room: PLT-3510
During this webinar, hosted by Oils & Fats International, we will discuss how both time domain NMR (TD-NMR) and benchtop NMR spectroscopy are used to measure oils and fats throughout the food chain; from harvest through to manufacturing of ingredients and the food products themselves. For example, fat content is an important parameter for quality assurance and control of snacks, confectionery and food ingredients. Other TD-NMR measurables include the melting profile of edible oils/fats and droplet size in food emulsions such as dairy and non-dairy spreads.
Benchtop NMR spectroscopy can quantify the proportion of saturated, monounsaturated, polyunsaturated and omega-3 fatty acids in a variety of foods. Furthermore, spectra can be used to distinguish and authenticate different vegetable oils and meats as well as test for robusta in Arabica coffee.
Please note: if you are unable to join us, the session will be recorded and communicated with registered guests only. Please register to receive this communication.
Date: Tuesday 20 April
Time: 08:00 GMT | 09:00 CET | 12:30 IST | 18:00 AEDT
Dr Kevin Nott
Product Manager and Applications Specialist at Oxford Instruments
Kevin has been an applications specialist and then product manager at Oxford Instruments since May 2005. Kevin was previously at the University of Cambridge where he researched into non-medical applications of Time Domain NMR and MRI.
How to Harness the Advantages of 3D Printing of Ceramics for Dental Applications
3D printing of ceramics enables a design freedom that is not achievable using tradition methods in the dental industry.
We will discuss how we can achieve with our Ceramics 3D printers tight tolerances while maintaining high strength and hardness that are
comparable to tradition manufacturing technologies.
Case studies will highlight some of the success stories that we have achieved for dental applications.
Best Tips for Dental Implants Surface Characterization
Our experts will bring you all they have learned from the multiple surface measurements they have taken on samples from the dental implant field.
Key Topics:
How to evaluate the roughness of a dental implant?
Other topographic evaluations (different surface color, reflectivity, shape, coatings, texture…
What to find in a 3D topography that you cannot find in a 2D topography?
The most suitable techniques for Dental implants Research and Quality Control
Webinar: Tuesday April 27, 2021, 11:00-12:00 EST
Guest Speakers:
Peter Durcan
VP of Sales for North AmericaPeter Durcan with over 3 years in additive ceramics, a bachelor of commerce degree holder with an MBA from the Open University, United Kingdom. Peter, an Irish national who has been running the North American market with 3D Ceram for the past 2 years.
Natalia Bermejo Product SpecialistNatalia joined Sensofar shortly after finishing her bachelor’s degree in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology at Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB) in 2018. Since then, she has been
providing technical and application’s support for the Sales Team, as well as training and installing systems for prospective clients and customers. In 2020, Natalia moved to Silicon Valley, providing support to high-tech companies, as well as being the bridge between Sensofar and California’s distributor of the Sensofar brand. Currently, Natalia has returned to Barcelona HQ, and she’s has taken on an additional role supporting the Marketing Team, participating in content generation for the Sensofar channel.
Surface wettability and adhesion are vital phenomena in a variety of industries ranging from coatings industry to pharmaceutical and biomaterial industry. A simple and efficient contact angle measurement is often used for characterizing the water repellency and other properties such as how successful a surface treatment has been. In this webinar, we will go through the background and significance of different contact angles: where do they originate from, why are they important and how they can be measured in practice. We will give examples of situations where different kind of contact angle measurements are effective in characterizing the water repellency of a surface.
The cancer world isn’t flat: why cancer researchers adopt 3-D bioprinting
The growing push for 3-D tissue models is limited by challenges in automated handling, processing and scalability of the technology to various types of materials and high-throughput applications. To meet these challenges, ROKIT Healthcare has developed all-in-one bioprinting platforms and human-cell derived ECM bioinks that allow researchers to biologically mimic the formation of complex, heterogeneous 3-D structures and to scale the technology to high-throughput applications. This webinar will focus on the platform’s usage in cancer biology. It will discuss evidence for 3-D bioprinting capturing altered proliferation and cell morphology profiles, revealing more realistic drug responses, and mimicking vascularized tumor microenvironments – to suggest why bioprinting of cancer cells is a scientifically rigorous method to generate physiologically relevant cancer models for preclinical screening and testing, as well as for new therapy research. You will learn about:
– Key advantages of 3D bioprinting over other techniques
– Five alterations in cellular physiology of cancer cells in 3D vs. 2D
– Evaluation of how 3D bioprinted tissues have altered proliferation and cell morphology
– Evaluation of how 3D bioprinted tissues reveal more realistic drug responses
– Evaluation of how 3D bioprinted tissues mimic complex tumor-immune microenvironments
– Built-in cell incubator, diverse material use, and high-throughput capabilities of ROKIT Healthcare’s all-in-one bioprinting platform Dr. INVIVO 4D6
Dr. Sanjay Gupta
Professor & Research Director
Dr. Sanjay Gupta is a Professor & Research Director and holds Carter Kissell Endowed Chair in Urologic Oncology in the Department of Urology at Case Western Reserve University and The Urology Institute at the University Hospitals Case Medical Center. Dr. Gupta’s research focuses on understanding the risk factors and mechanisms of prostatic and bladder diseases, develop appropriate biomarkers for early detection and prognosis, identify novel targets to monitor the efficacy of various synthetic and natural agents and develop them as chemo preventatives/therapeutics Dr. Gupta has authored some 150 publications, including book chapters, research articles and reviews, and has spoken at several occasions in cancer prevention symposium, seminars and meetings. He has been serving in various study sections at National Cancer Institute (NCI) and Department of Defense (DOD), and other councils around the globe.
Madhuri Dey
Ph.D Candidate @Ibrahim Ozbolat Lab – Penn State University
Talk Title: 3D BIOPRINTING OF THE CANCER MICROENVIRONMENT
Da-Yae Lee
Senior Bio-Consultant @ROKIT Healthcare
Talk Title: ALL-IN-ONE BIOFABRICATION IS THE KEY TO UNRAVELING CANCER COMPLEXITIES
How can an optical profiler help to discover the diets of extinct species? And how did our ancient ancestors use tools in the Stone Age? These and other questions will be answered during this session, which we will be covering the Sensofar solutions for archaeology, paleontology and related fields of science.
Several applications will be presented such as the use of scale-sensitive fractal analysis in microwear studies, showing the advantages of our 3-in-1 technology. We want to show you how we helped make this amazing science easier, faster and more reliable.
David Paez
Sensofar Metrology
Received bachelor’s degree in Engineering Physics at Polytechnic University of Catalonia (UPC) and MSc in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology at University of Barcelona (UB). As a Sales Specialist, I’ve helped customers all around the world to choose Sensofar’s systems, no matter the field they are in. Some of my duties are to communicate Sensofar’s knowledge about optical metrology and train our customers on how to extract all the potential from our 4-in-1 technology equipment.
As we did during the month of April, we would like to share a virtual coffee with you again this coming June.
Join our Four4Free weekly webinars to hear best-in-class metrology tips from our most experienced experts. This month we are focusing on a more technical field to get the most out of optical profilers in different applications.
The live events will take place every Thursday in June, one full hour of exciting keynotes and will allow time for your questions too.
We want to bring our knowledge to meet your new ideas!
OUR FIRST APPOINTMENT Learn more about the unlimited world of surface metrology
Optical Metrology Masterclass II: Be an Expert on Thickness & Interferometry
A second chance to learn everything we know
Our most renowned expert, Dr. Roger Artigas CTO & President of Sensofar Metrology, will dive deep into the features that identify Thickness & Interferometry optical measurement technologies to solve any challenge or question you may have regarding the use of them.
Advances in Raman throughout the Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Process
The importance of quality control in continuous manufacturing has lead to a rapid increase in the use of Raman spectroscopy. In our latest webinar we explore how Raman spectroscopy is paving the way for innovation in advanced manufacturing techniques, with a presentation by Dr. Douglas Hausner of Associate Director of Rutgers University’s Engineering Research Center for Structured Organic Particulate Systems (C-SOPS).
New E-Book on the Tools, Techniques and Applications of Raman Spectroscopy
Portable and handheld Raman systems are gradually replacing slow and destructive techniques that have been widely used throughout the pharmaceutical industry. This month, B&W Tek partnered with American Pharmaceutical Review to release a new E-Book highlighting these recent developments in the industry. The E-book features various tools, techniques and applications that use Raman Spectroscopy to perform tasks such as at-line content uniformity, counterfeit detection and raw material identification.
Meet the Team!
Meet Kevin Wu: a seasoned foodie, full time cat dad and the new inside sales administrator at B&W Tek! Kevin is a Delaware native who graduated from Drexel University with a degree in criminal justice. He now uses his 7 years of experience in aviation quality control to give clerical assistance to our account managers and handle logistics for our sales team. It would be an understatement to say that we are excited to have Kevin join the B&W Tek family!
Herzan’s mission is to provide carefully articulated environmental solutions for precision research instruments in the fields of Atomic Force Microscopy and Vibration and Acoustic Isolation. The company’s product line encompasses all forms of environmental isolation systems for advanced microscopes and other imaging and analytical instrumentation. They specialize in supporting nanotechnology research but also offer solutions for product testing, in-vitro fertilization and many other applications.
McGill University AFM Summer School and Workshop
June 6-7, 2018
Topics Increase Your AFM Knowledge
Are you looking to better understand the AFM techniques that are used in your research? Asylum Research invites you to the McGill AFM Summer School and Workshop which includes lectures and hands-on demonstrations from leading researchers and experts in the field.
• Video-Rate AFM with the Asylum Research Cypher VRS
• Organic control of biomineral nanostructure
• Time-resolved, ultra fast AFM imaging
• High resolution electrochemistry for energy storage applications
• Nanomechanical measurements
Hands-on demonstration labs will complement the lectures. It’s an excellent opportunity to get tips and tricks on AFM operation, and to see video-rate AFM in action.
Speakers
Dr. Peter Grütter, Chair, Dept. of Physics, McGill University
Dr. Marc D. McKee, Dept. of Anatomy and Cell Biology, McGill University
Sophia Hohlbauch & Marta Kocun, Applications Scientists, Asylum Research
Mayur Savla, US Technical Sales, Asylum Research
Registration
$50 USD which includes lectures, labs, lunches for both days and Happy Hour on June 6.
For a 2nd year material science researchers from around the globe will gather for an innovative online experience where we will explore the latest cutting edge analytical solutions used to enable the development of new and advanced materials. Watch presentations from leading materials scientists, access hundreds of technical papers and videos, and ask questions live – all without leaving your desk!
When you register you’ll be able to:
Explore 12 different technique or application areas
Battery/Energy Storage
Additive manufacturing
Nanotechnology
Raman
XPS
XRD
microCT
SEM
DualBeam
TEM
Rheology
Desktop SEM
Attend any of the scheduled presentations (all 9 if you want!)
Tour our library of webinars, applications notes, videos and more
When: May 16, and you’ll be able to revisit contentthrough 2018 Where: Your desk .