R&D Scientist at Thermo Fisher Scientific, Cell Biology ADME/Tox group
BIOGRAPHY
Speakers
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Richard Josephson, PhD
Senior Staff Scientist, R&D, Cell BiologyBIOGRAPHY
Abstract
DATE: June 19, 2019
TIME: 10:00am PDT, 1:00pm EDT
As we look to advancements in the study of cell models, the rise of organoid, spheroid and 3d model research is becoming increasingly common, but questions linger on recommended products, applications and protocols. Come meet with the 3D experts at Thermo Fisher Scientific and bring all your questions for our round table discussion. Be sure to watch out preceding webinars on:
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February 20: Choosing the best system to answer your question - David Kuninger
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Topics
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What question are you looking to answer
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Do you even need 3d? 2d vs 3d (Pro vs cons)
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How do you choose the right system?
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Selecting the right methods
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Are you getting the right cell types at the end?
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March 20: Getting started in 3D - Mark Kennedy
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Part 1: Getting started in 3D: Setting up your lab and reviewing common pitfalls of 3D research
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Part 2: Monitoring your 3D culture (what's good and bad): How to detect problems and what a successful growth looks like
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April 3: How to analyze/characterize your 3D culture- Chris Langsdorf
- Common methods and best practices for characterizing your cells
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April 17: You’ve cultured an organoid and spheroid…now what? - Takanori Takebe
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Topics:
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Overview of how organoid/spheroids are used to answer difficult questions or applications that they are used in
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A preview of where the field is heading
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- June 19: Getting started in 3D: Ask an Expert
- Mark Kennedy
- Richard Josephson
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