About the Webinar
Spheroids and organoids capture important aspects of human biology, but their full potential depends on how consistently they can be produced, organized, and adapted to specific research questions.
Join Isabella Roos, Senior Field Application Scientist at CELLINK, for a 30-minute webinar exploring how 3D bioprinting can add reproducibility, spatial control, and microenvironment design to spheroid and organoid workflows. The session will highlight applications across the bioprinting field and we’ll discuss different approaches, among these:
- Print cells to control spheroid and organoid model formation
- Position pre-formed spheroids and organoids within defined architectures
- Create scaffolds and matrices that guide model development and function
About the Speakers
SPEAKER
Isabella Roos is a Field Application Scientist at CELLINK, the global leading bioprinting company. Isabella has a BioTech Engineering degree from Chalmers Institute of Technology, and she joined CELLINK in 2018 as part of the R&D team to develop novel methods in tissue model printing. During her time at CELLINK Isabella has acquired expertise in multiple areas of bioprinting and is today senior specialist within CELLINK’s Application team who work with consulting, educating, and supporting customer needs within various aspects of 3D Bioprinting.
Information
- Isabella Roos Senior Field Application Scientist, CELLINK
- 4 Nov. Wednesday
- 10 a.m. EST | 4 p.m. CET | 3 p.m. GMT
