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Join us at year end as we learn & celebrate the latest advancements made during 2025!


Your speakers already include the below. 

All providing 3D research insights from across their companies & institutions.


Keynote. Professor Martin Knight, CPM, QMUL.


AstraZeneca: Dr Carol de Santis, Clinical Pharmacology & Safety.

Cardiff University: Dr Luned Badder, School of Medicine.  

Cosyne Therapeutics: Dr Julia Kleniuk & Dr Zoe Smith.

GSK: Dr Lisa Mohamet, Target Discovery.

Imperial College London: Dr Tamas Korcsmaros.

University of Oxford: Dr Abdullah Khan.


Early Career Talk. Corinne Molyneux, UCLA single-cell co-culture CRISPR screening platform to perturb the intercellular communication between cancer associated fibroblasts and the colorectal cancer epithelia. 

A wonderful day for all! Tickets include; attendance, lunch, refreshments and the Xmas social from 4-6pm.

Main sponsors: 

QkineRaising the standard in bioactive protein manufacturing and innovation.

'Our product portfolio comprises growth factors and cytokines tailored for stem cell and organoid culture, as well as biomarkers and attachment factors. We actively support emerging fields such as cellular agriculture, regenerative medicine, synthetic hydrogels, organ-on-a-chip technology, and bioprinting'

Key note speakers

Prof Martin Knight 

BEng, MSc, PhD, FHEA & 

Prof Hazel Screen

BEng MRes PhD(Lond) CEng, FIMechE, MIPEM

Centre for Predictive in vitro Models
Speakers

Dr Carol de Santis

Cardiovascular Safety expert | MPS and Advanced in-vitro models | Senior Safety Scientist at AstraZeneca

Dr Luned Badder

School of Medicine, Cardiff University. Working with organoids and precision virotherapies 

Dr Julia Kleniuk

Experimental Biologist, 
CoSyne Therapeutics

Dr Zoe Smith

Experimental Biologist

CoSyne Therapeutics

Dr Lisa 
Mohamet

Global Head Translational In Vitro Models, Functional Genomics at GSK

Dr Tamas Korcsmaros

KorcsmarosLab & Imperial College London Organoid Facility

Dr Abdullah 
Khan

 Principal Investigator, MRC Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine (MHU), University of Oxford

Corinne 
Molyneux

EARLY CAREER SPEAKER:

Studying Cancer Biology at UCL

Location: Queens' building

QMUL, Queens' Building, 327 Mile End Rd, London E1 4NS

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