Are you working with Heart-on-Chip (related) technology? Then join the next Heart-on-Chip theme group meeting, chaired by Robert Passier and Jolanda van der Velden: 🗓 Date: September 20th 🏥 Location: University of Twente This meeting is open to anyone affliated with one of the hDMT partners* with an interest in Heart-on-Chip research. Join the meeting for a chance to present your work and interact with fellow researchers, students and technicians in the field. *hDMT partners: https://lnkd.in/eCxkhAGY #organonchip #heartonchip #research
Over ons
hDMT is a consortium of renowned scientists from the fields of engineering, biology, physics, chemistry, pharmacology and medicine. They share knowledge, expertise and facilities to develop organ-on-chip models, by integrating state-of-the-art human stem cell technologies and top level engineering with a wide variety of other disciplines. hDMT is a pre-competitive, non-profit technological R&D institute. hDMT researchers work in academic research institutions, university medical centers and biotechnology companies in the Netherlands. Its partners refer to hDMT as ‘a laboratory without walls’. hDMT aims to disseminate models and data through open access publication and valorisation. HDMT’S OBJECTIVE To develop validated cultured cell models of healthy and diseased human tissues and organs through organ-on-chip technology, and enable their valorisation, implementation and availability to interested users for a wide variety of applications. An advantage of this technology could be the reduction of animal experiments.
- Website
-
http://www.hdmt.technology
Externe link voor hDMT Organ-on-Chip Consortium
- Branche
- Onderzoek en wetenschap
- Bedrijfsgrootte
- 2-10 medewerkers
- Type
- Partnerschap
- Opgericht
- 2015
Locaties
-
Primair
-
Eindhoven, NL
Medewerkers van hDMT Organ-on-Chip Consortium
Updates
-
hDMT Organ-on-Chip Consortium heeft dit gerepost
For anyone interested in MPS and OoC ! One of the proudest achievements from my PhD journey is now online: The Netherlands Organ-on-Chip Initiative (NOCI) consortium perspective on microphysiological systems (MPSs) and organs-on-chip (OoCs), which I co-first authored with Renée Moerkens, is published in Nature Biomedical Engineering! 📚✨ Studies using MPS have predominantly been descriptive so far. To fully realize their potential in advancing our understanding of human disease and improving drug development, a next step is essential. ⚠ In this Perspective, we: - Highlight the necessity of quantitatively comparing physiological observations in OoCs with human values. 📊 - Provide a practical framework by distinguishing between > designed features - directly influenced by OoC design upfront > emergent features - describing cellular functioning developed autonomously within the chip - Demonstrate this with an extensive table and discussion of published quantifiable physiological features comparing OoC and human data, specifically for the vasculature, intestine, brain, and heart. Furthermore, we: - Discuss novel methods and technologies that could improve or enable the quantification of physiological features in various types of OoCs. 🔜 🚀 Applying these principles will progress the development of measurable standards that allow us to compare different MPSs directly and assess their relevance to the human body. 🌟 This will elevate MPS and OoC to the next level, facilitating the development of more relevant and complex in vitro models with wider end-user adoption and regulatory acceptance. Leading and organizing this project with the incredibly talented Renée Moerkens has been one of the greatest challenges and joys throughout my PhD. A huge thank you to everyone involved, especially the entire NOCI consortium for laying the scientific foundation and enabling the human connections necessary for such a collaborative effort. Thanks to all authors for their valuable discussions and contributions. 🙏 Full-text access here: https://rdcu.be/dR0sK Link to the article on the NBE site: https://lnkd.in/dHDCcu6P
-
Join us for the Next Cancer-on-Chip Theme Group Meeting at Erasmus MC! 🗓 Date: September 11th, 2024 🏥 Location: Erasmus MC, Rotterdam We are excited to announce the next Cancer-on-Chip theme group meeting, organized by hDMT and chaired by Anika Nagelkerke (University of Groningen) and Pouyan Boukany (Delft University of Technology). The meeting is open to anyone affiliated with one of the hDMT partners* with an interest in innovative Cancer-on-Chip research. Don't miss your opportunity to attend and contribute to this meeting. Sign up before august 29th. hDMT partners: https://lnkd.in/eCxkhAGY #CancerResearch #OrganOnChip #CancerOnChip #Innovation #ErasmusMC #HDMT
-
-
The next series of hDMT Theme Group meetings are just around the corner! These meetings are a great opportunity to: 🔬 Dive deep into cutting-edge research 🤝 Connect with fellow experts and researchers 💡 Collaborate on innovative projects Whether you are an experienced researcher, PhD student, technician or just entered the field, these meetings are open to anyone working at one of the hDMT partner institutes* You can join the theme group(s) of your interest by sending an email to [email protected]. Full schedule: https://lnkd.in/eWtmhq6R *Check out the hDMT partner institutes here: https://lnkd.in/eCxkhAGY #hDMT #Research #Collaboration #OrganOnChip
-
-
hDMT at its best!
🌟 Reflecting on EUROoCS 2024: Celebrating hDMT's Contributions 🌟 The EUROoCS Conference 2024 in Milan was great opportunity for the Organ-on-Chip (OoC) community to get together, and we're proud of the impactful presence of hDMT partners throughout the event! You can see most of the contibutions featured in our photo gallery: https://lnkd.in/edvjg6Zj Some of our highlights: 🔵 Andries van der Meer unveiled the International Organ-on-Chip Standardization Roadmap, a crucial step towards unifying and accelerating OoC technology development globally. Dive into the details here: https://lnkd.in/ewMRfvNY 🔵 Jaap den Toonder chaired the National Initiatives session, leading insightful discussions on collaborative efforts and future directions in OoC research. 🔵 Congratulations to Henrique Nogueira Pinto and Andrew Morrison for receiving awards for their outstanding contributions to the field! Your innovative research and dedication are truly inspiring. Henrique presented his innovative work on connecting the blood-brain barrier to cerebral organoids in a membrane-free hiPSC-based organ-on-chip platform. Andrew showcased his groundbreaking research on developing a perfused vascularised lymph node-on-chip. 🔵 A big thank you to all our hDMT partners who participated as speakers, chairs, and poster presenters. Your commitment and expertise are driving the OoC field forward. Read and see more here: https://lnkd.in/evgMtvcz Here's to more groundbreaking innovations and collaborative achievements! 🚀 #EUROoCS2024 #OrganOnChip #hDMT #Innovation #Research #Collaboration
-
🌟 Reflecting on EUROoCS 2024: Celebrating hDMT's Contributions 🌟 The EUROoCS Conference 2024 in Milan was great opportunity for the Organ-on-Chip (OoC) community to get together, and we're proud of the impactful presence of hDMT partners throughout the event! You can see most of the contibutions featured in our photo gallery: https://lnkd.in/edvjg6Zj Some of our highlights: 🔵 Andries van der Meer unveiled the International Organ-on-Chip Standardization Roadmap, a crucial step towards unifying and accelerating OoC technology development globally. Dive into the details here: https://lnkd.in/ewMRfvNY 🔵 Jaap den Toonder chaired the National Initiatives session, leading insightful discussions on collaborative efforts and future directions in OoC research. 🔵 Congratulations to Henrique Nogueira Pinto and Andrew Morrison for receiving awards for their outstanding contributions to the field! Your innovative research and dedication are truly inspiring. Henrique presented his innovative work on connecting the blood-brain barrier to cerebral organoids in a membrane-free hiPSC-based organ-on-chip platform. Andrew showcased his groundbreaking research on developing a perfused vascularised lymph node-on-chip. 🔵 A big thank you to all our hDMT partners who participated as speakers, chairs, and poster presenters. Your commitment and expertise are driving the OoC field forward. Read and see more here: https://lnkd.in/evgMtvcz Here's to more groundbreaking innovations and collaborative achievements! 🚀 #EUROoCS2024 #OrganOnChip #hDMT #Innovation #Research #Collaboration
-
The hDMT Organ-on-Chip Consortium had a blast at the EUROoCS conference 2024 and we are a little bit sad that it is already over. We look back at a great conference with inspiring talks, amazing food and good conversations. Thanks to EUROoCS, conference chairs Paola Occhetta & Marco Rasponi and Politecnico di Milano for being such great hosts. Definitely a event to remember. Greetings, Saskia, Heleen, Nuno & Sabine
-
-
It's day two of the EUROoCS conference and it was our time to shine. Our boardmember Jaap den Toonder pitched hDMT Organ-on-Chip Consortium during the session on national OoC initiatieves. For those of you who couldn't be there, no worries. Jaap also recorded his pitch, take a look.
-
hDMT Organ-on-Chip Consortium heeft dit gerepost
Today at the EUROoCS conference the official CEN and CENELEC "Focus Group Organ-on-Chip Standardisation Roadmap" was presented by the focus group chair (coincidentally also our society chair) Andries van der Meer! This is a great communal effort by many of the OoC stakeholders (including many of our society's members). You can read the keypoints of this roadmap already in our pictures, but the whole document is certainly worth the read. You can download the full roadmap here: https://lnkd.in/eWcd7huZ More information on the focus group can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eRpzD-FJ NEN NXTGEN Hightech Biomed | NXTGEN Hightech European Commission EU Science, Research and Innovation Monica Piergiovanni #3Rs #OoC #ECVAM #MPS #Standardisation
-
-
hDMT Organ-on-Chip Consortium is on its way to Milan for the EUROoCS conference 2024. We are looking forward to an interesting and inspiring couple of days, especially to all the contributions from hDMT partners. Not only are there 13 talks, there are also 34 (!) posters that will be presented by the various partners. Great to see such a big presence of the Dutch Organ-on-Chip community. Good luck to al the speakers and presenters! Make sure to check them out if you're there! #organonchip #mps
-