Target audience: students, researchers, physicians and industry
07:45 - Registration and coffee
08:30 - Opening: Stefan Krauss, University of Oslo
08:50 - Keynote: Bengt Norden, Chalmers Technical University, Sweden
09:10 Session 1 Chair Anna Herland, Karolinska Institute, Sweden
Thomas Laurell A microfluidic system for monitoring extracellular signaling in a stem cell derived model of the human embryonic neural tube
Anne Herland Karolinska Institute, Sweden In vitro neurovascular models
Susanna Narkilahti, Tampere University, Finland NeuroChip Platform I
Jukka Lekkala, Tampere University, Finland NeuroChip Platform II
10:30 - Coffee break
10:50 Session 2 Chair Eirik Andrew Johannessen, University of Southeastern Norway
Stig P. Bjergaard, University of Oslo In-vitro drug metabolism monitoring by micro-chip electromembrane extraction coupled with mass spectrometry
Steven Ray Wilson, University of Oslo Organoids, OoC and mass spectrometry
Eirik Andrew Johannessen, University of Southwest, Norway BioMEMS sensors for organ on a chip monitoring
11:50 Coffee break
12:10 Session 3 Chair Gareth Sullivan, University of Oslo
Gareth Sullivan, University of Oslo Enhanced Functional Longevity of hPSC Derived Liver Organoids?
Hanne Scholz, Oslo University Hospital Developing islet organoids. Where do we stand?
Maria Tenje, Uppsala University, Micro engineering of organ-on-chip systems
13:10 Lunch Break, served in the hallway
13:40 PhD/Postdoc session - organized by Fr?ydis Skottvoll, Jussi Koivum?ki and Thomas Winkler
Gain insight into the cross-disciplinary possibilites of OoC-technology, share experiences and get to know your future collaborators
- Poster session
- PhD/Postdoc speed dating
15:20 Session 4 Chair Hanne Scholz, Oslo University Hospital
Carl-Fredrik Mandenius, Link?ping University, Sweden Advances in Micro-Bioreactor Design for Organ Cell Studies
Michal Mielnik SINTEF Oslo, Norway Silicon fabrication technology for Organ-on-Chip: opportunities and limitations
Paul Gatenholm, Cellheal AS and Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, Sweden 3D Bioprinting with stem cells. Towards autologous tissue and organs
16:20 Coffee break
16:50 Session 5 Chair Cecilia Sahlgren, ?bo Akademi University, Finland
Cecilia Sahlgren A biomimetic microfluidic model to study signalling between endothelial and vascular smooth muscle cells under hemodynamic conditions
Valeria Orlova, Leiden University, Netherlands Pluripotent stem cells for vascular differentiation and disease modeling
Niels B. Larsen, The Technical University of Denmark 3D micro-perfused organ models
17:50 Coffee break
18:10 Session 6, Chair Hari Hyttinen, Tampere University
Jari Hyttinen Tampere University, Finland From in-silico modelling to 3D imaging of body Organ on Chip systems
Katriina Aalto-Set?l?, Tampere University, Finland Modeling cardiac diseases - single cells and organ-on-chip-platform
Nikolaj Gadegaard, University of Glasgow, Scotland Democratising organ-on-a-chip
19:10 Session 7, Chair Jenny Emneus Technical University of Denmark
Minna Kellom?ki, Tampere University, Finland Comparison of cell cultures in 2D vs. 3D hydrogels
Jenny Emneus, Technical University of Denmark 2D and 3D Lab-on-a-Chip systems for life science applications
Philip Dalsbecker, University of Gothenburg, Device bonding and antibody binding: developments for on-chip differentiation of iPSC hepatocytes
20:10 Poster prize and round up
The University of Oslo and the City of Oslo invite all participants of the Oslo Life Science Conference to attend a reception in Oslo City Hall at 17.30 after the main event of the Oslo Life Science Conference 11 February.