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New Frontiers in 3D | Visionaries Speak

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Join us for a virtual fireside chat with visionaries in biopharma! We’re bringing together biopharma key option leaders recognized for their contributions to innovative human disease research and translational safety to share their thoughts on technologies that are transforming drug discovery.

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Episode thumbnail for Is Drug Screening in 3D Ready for Automation?

October 4, 2021

Is Drug Screening in 3D Ready for Automation?

3D cell-based assays, including organoids, spheroids, and advanced organ-on-chip systems, have grown in popularity in the scientific community. Compared to conventional 2D assays, 3D assays deliver more biological relevance, more closely mimic the tissue microenvironment, and offer extended culturing necessary to assess physiological drug effects. Still, their use in larger-scale drug screening programs is limited, despite these clear advantages. In this discussion, Dr. Terry Riss from Promega, Dr. Tim Spicer from Scripps Research, and Dr. Jan Lichtenberg from InSphero explored the latest state-of-the-art automated 3D cell-based assays and focused on progress and obstacles on the way to fully automated screening in 3D. During the event, our panelists address questions and topics, such as: - What are the advantages of moving to phenotypic screens in 3D? - How do you choose the right 3D modality (spheroid, organoid, other scaffold-based approaches) and supporting cells, for your research? - How do you select assays (biochemical vs. imaging vs. omics) from 3D models that automate well, and deliver consistent results? - Use cases for automated 3D cell-based assays in the drug R&D process, safety vs. discovery - What are the key hurdles, and how do we overcome them?

Episode thumbnail for T1D: Emerging Perspectives on Disease Pathogenesis, Prevention and Treatment

May 3, 2021

T1D: Emerging Perspectives on Disease Pathogenesis, Prevention and Treatment

Our understanding of the human T1D etiology along with proposed therapeutic options has greatly advanced during the last decades. Nevertheless, the rate of bench to bedside translation is still disappointingly slow. During the discussion, our panelists explored key topics on: Major discoveries and knowledge gaps in our understanding of T1D pathogenesis. Emerging therapies to treat or prevent T1D, and their potential challenges.

Episode thumbnail for Does Physiological Complexity Kill Scalability?

April 23, 2021

Does Physiological Complexity Kill Scalability?

During this roundtable about industrial applications for complex, yet scalable in vitro models for drug discovery, we discussed the importance of balancing experimental complexity and scalability, and how thoughtful engineering can ensure successful translation from academia to industry. Our panelists explored key topics, such as: Why are biological complexity and experimental scalability both essential for producing meaningful and robust datasets? What are the trade-offs between complexity and scalability? In which stages of research and development are scalability most critical? How does scalability of complex systems influence drug development? What are the next steps to ensure translatability of complex model systems?

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Join us for a virtual fireside chat with visionaries in biopharma! We’re bringing together biopharma key option leaders recognized for their contributions to innovative human disease research and translational safety to share their thoughts on technologies that are transforming drug discovery.

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