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Organoid Models in Development and Disease

Organoid Models in Development and Disease

A Stem Cell Reports and BaCell 3D ISSCR Digital Webinar

Image: human cerebral organoid from Clarisse Brunet.

Program Description: Discover how organoid models are being used to study human development, infection, tissue dynamics, and cancer across various organ systems. This webinar features up and coming early career scientists who were selected as Short Talk Winners at the 2025 BaCell 3D meeting.

The webinar will take place on 4 November 2025 at 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. EST
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Registration Details


  • Registration for this webinar is complimentary and open to all audiences.

  • Registration will close 3 hours prior to the beginning of the webinar

  • The webinar will be hosted via Zoom. Registrants will receive an email reminder with the webinar link one day, and one hour prior to the event.


Moderator

Mehmet Girgin, PhD

 

Presenters

Clarisse Brunet, PhD

Institut Curie, UMR144, France

Baffet Lab: Cell Biology of Mammalian Neurogenesis 

Talk Title: DECODING THE GLIOGENIC SWITCH: HOW HUMAN BRAIN ORGANOIDS REVEAL THE SECRETS OF GLIAL CELL FATE

Robin Dolgos

University Hospital Basel, University of Basel, Switzerland

Translational Genitourinary Cancer Research Lab

Talk Title: SINGLE-CELL ANALYSIS UNCOVERS PRESERVED PROSTATE CANCER LINEAGES AND UNIVERSALLY ALTERED PATHWAYS IN MATRIGEL-FREE PATIENT-DERIVED ORGANOIDS

Amanzhol Kurmashev

ETH Zürich D-BSSE, Switzerland

Bio Engineering Laboratory of the D-BSSE

Talk Title: PERFUSABLE 3D HUMAN UROTHELIAL MODEL FOR REAL-TIME ANALYSIS OF BACTERIAL INFECTION DYNAMICS AND THERAPEUTIC INTERVENTIONS

Sarah Prallet

Heidelberg University Hospital, Germany

Dao Thi Lab

Talk Title: THE INTESTINAL CRYPT IS A POTENTIAL RESERVOIR FOR HEPATITIS E VIRUS INFECTIONS

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