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This half-day workshop will provide an update on the latest developments in stem cell and organoid technologies. We will provide insights and guidance on the state-of-the-art technological advances that will allow you to establish and maintain high quality pluripotent stem cells and organoid cultures in your lab, in order to drive novel discoveries. These will...
Dear All, Please feel invited to the Developments in Gastro-Intestinal Cancer Disease Models workshop. It will take place on the 11th July 2023 in Level 3 Seminar Room, Wellcome Trust Brenner Building, St. James’s University Hospital Campus. Please register using this link.
We are delighted to invite you to our latest in person seminar hosted by the Leeds Centre for Disease Models on 21st June 2023, 11.00-12.00 followed by Lunch provided by LCDM. Dr Chris Tape, Group Leader – The Cell Communication Lab, UCL. “Single-cell Signalling Analysis of Tumour Microenvironment Organoids “ Newlyn Building GR.01, University of...
We are delighted to invite you to LCDM Annual Meeting on the 8th of March at Nexus. SUBMIT YOUR ABSTRACT and/or REGISTER here. Registration is limited to 100 places & closes on 23rd Feb Selected abstracts will be invited to give a 10 minute talk. Abstract submission deadline: 14th Feb
The Leeds Centre for Disease Models will be holding an Organoid Workshop on the 27th July in GR.07 Newlyn Building, University of Leeds. This event will be a chance to hear about the ongoing organoid research at Leeds and to pick the brains of our researchers; whether you are working with organoids, intend to in future, or just have...
A showcase of imaging techniques that disease model researchers at Leeds can use for their 3D cultures, with useful support and advice. About this event Come along to find out about the range of microscopes that the University has for imaging your 3D cultures. Find out more about the exciting organoid imaging that is already...
This was an informal event bringing together cross-faculty researchers who are engineering and using cutting-edge platforms for cell-based disease modelling, to improve 3D culture and more closely replicate the human physiological environment. Attendees shared their research expertise and discussed potential grant applications that would benefit the platform technology research here at Leeds. Participants: Mahetab Amer...
We are very excited to announce that Leeds Centre for Disease Models Virtual Inaugural Meeting is taking place on 16th March 2021, 10-5pm. We have some exciting University of Leeds group leaders lined up to talk already and students and ECRs can register for a poster for which there will be a prize sponsored by...