A multidisciplinary research centre focusing on the development and use of predictive in vitro models for healthcare innovation
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Our own Dr @DocBruggsBunny will be part of an interesting line-up of speakers at the @emulateinc Heidelberg MPS Day on October 1st! More info at the link below to join online or in person: cpm.qmul.ac.uk/events/4660/e…
The esteemed Nuffield Council on Bioethics @Nuffbioethics is seeking expert opinions from the community for ethical guidelines needed for research using neural organoids. Contribute at this link: cpm.qmul.ac.uk/news/4656/nuf…
The @BBSRC reviewing their Forward Look for UK Bioscience, consulting the community to prepare a plan for the coming 5-10 years of cutting edge biotechnology research. Contribute to the review here: cpm.qmul.ac.uk/news/4655/bbs…
Interested in using @emulateinc BioKits in your next #organchip experiment? Register for this webinar on 28th August to learn about some example case studies.
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Fantastic presentation from Prof @hazelscreen sharing insights from the UK @OrganOnAChip Technologies Network, including our exciting new @EPSRC-funded Centre for Doctoral Training in Next-Generation Organ-Chip Technologies at @QMULCPM! – at Milan, Lombardy
Exciting news! Directors of @QMULCPM, Prof Hazel Screen & Prof Martin Knight, have been appointed to the Government's Animal Science Committee, where they will deploy @QMUL's expertise to help reduce the use of animals in science through new technologies. cpm.qmul.ac.uk/news/4654/dir…
Queen Mary's Centre for Predictive in vitro Models is looking for an Organ-Chip Research Technician with practical expertise in cell culture and related laboratory techniques to help run our state-of-the-art organ-chip facility. See details and apply here: cpm.qmul.ac.uk/news/4653/cpm…
The next meeting of the Tissue & Cell Engineering Society with be held in @BristolUni on 18-20th June 2025. This is the premier tissue engineering conference in the UK, with details to be found on the @QMULCPM website (cpm.qmul.ac.uk/events/) and with updates at @TCES2025! 🧫🔬
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Get your organ-on-a-chip abstracts in for #BioMedEng24, happening @QMUL this Sept! Slots for oral and poster presentations across two organ-on-a-chip (broadly defined) conference sessions. It’s going to be great! @OrganOnAChip @QMULCPM
⚡️#BioMedEng24 Abstract Submission Deadline Extended⚡️
🗓️NEW Deadline: 22nd May 2024
Submission: biomedeng.org/biomedeng24/
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Check out our new case study describing how @DocBruggsBunny and colleagues from @QMUL used #OrganChips to elucidate the biological mechanisms behind bone metastasis of breast cancer: bit.ly/3QEJCoU
3 x Post doc Research Assistant (PDRA) positions available at Queen Mary University of London on a organ-chip project funded by EPSRC with 6 industry partners. The PDRAs will join a large multidisciplinary team led by Profs Knight, Screen and Connelly.
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Exciting news! The @QMULCPM has recently been awarded a large project grant from the EPSRC to develop new organ-on-chip technologies tinyurl.com/b9e3wstp. We are now recruiting for 3 postdoc positions!! tinyurl.com/ysvruxf5. Please get in touch in interested.
Prof Knight, Screen and Connelly will shortly be recruiting three new organ-chip post doctoral research assistants as part of a major 3-year grant on spatial tissue patterning within organ-chips funded by EPSRC with 6 industry partners, and based at Queen Mary @QMUL @QMULSciEng
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We're excited to share that Professor Hazel Screen will be appearing on @CBBC's Operation Ouch at 17:30 today!
Professor Screen will be explaining organ-on-a-chip technology to the show's young viewers.
You can watch live or on-demand via BBC iPlayer.
ALT Photo of Professor Hazel Screen
Great to see organ-chip technology in the new UKRI Emerging Technology report. This comments how organ-chips could 'revolutionise clinical trial design and deliver a new wave of treatments and interventions, improving global health outcomes'
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New organ-chip PhD at Queen Mary funded by MRC Integrative Toxicology Training Partnership with AstraZeneca.
Deadline: Feb 5th 2024
Unravelling mechanisms of drug-induced myocarditis using human cardiovascular-chip models integrated with immune cells
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Really interesting organ-chip symposium organised by the Queen Mary Centre for Predictive in vitro Models. Great mix of speakers from industry and academia.
Next year we will be making it even bigger and better combining with #BioMedEng24 Conference at Queen Mary.
We had a brilliant afternoon last Wednesday for the annual @QMULCPM @OrganOnAChip symposium. Approx 170 organ-on-a-chip researchers from across the UK descended on @blizard_inst (some of them online, or we would have needed a bigger auditorium!). cpm.qmul.ac.uk/events/4632/q…
Excellent discussions and presentation on predictive in vitro models at this NC3Rs event with representatives from academia, industry, government and other stakeholders.
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📢Have an idea for a new 3Rs method, tool or technology? Want to demonstrate your 3Rs method is fit-for-purpose and ready for use by the research community? Our Project grant scheme is open for applications on the UKRI Funding Service: nc3rs.org.uk/our-funding-sch… xitter.cf/NC3Rs/status/171495957…
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We’re hiring 10 new professors to join our world-leading research community! Competitive start-up packages and the possibility of bringing with you additional academic staff.
Apply by November 12: qmul.ac.uk/jobs/vacancies/it…
