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First and Last Name: Ksenia Menshikh
Student/PhD/Postdoc: PhD Candidate
Institute: Università del Piemonte Orientale
Department: Department of Health Sciences
Group leader: Prof. Lia Rimondini (INNOVATION Lab)
Matrix Marvel: Stem Cells Thriving on Bone-Mimicking Scaffolds
Short description of image: In our studies, I am searching for a synthetic scaffold suitable for the use as a bone-like environment in 3D models of skeletal diseases in vitro. This scanning electron microscopy image shows extracellular matrix (pink) produced by primary mesenchymal stem cells seeded on the 3D-printed tricalcium phosphate scaffold (its granules are in blue). * The fact that the cells produced abundant amounts of matrix and integrated in the scaffold’s microstructure indicates that the tricalcium phosphate scaffold is cytocompatible and can potentially play role of a bone-like environment - at least, from the point of observations in vitro.
Instrument used to produce the image: Scanning Electron Microscope JSM-IT500 by Leica.


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Kuo-Hui CHIU

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Kuo-Hui CHIU; GERMANY
RWTH Aachen University Hospital Dental Materials and Biomaterials Research

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Biography
I am a highly skilled PhD student at RWTH Aachen, specializing in mechanobiological cell behavior under customized 3D bioreactor conditions. With a strong background in Biology and Bioengineering, I have expertise in 3D cell culture techniques and their applications in cancer research. I excel in biomaterial-based 3D cell model establishment, confocal microscopy, and biological analysis. I have also gained experience in an ISO/IEC 17025 certified calibration laboratory, conducting pre-clinical tests following ISO 10993 standards. Passionate about making a meaningful impact, I am dedicated to advancing 3D cell culture and cancer research to improve healthcare outcomes.

Expertise
1. Extensive experience in mammalian cell cultures and process development 2. Strong knowledge of laboratory research methodologies and techniques 3. Successfully implemented and advanced mammalian cell cultivation techniques in 3D bioreactor systems, optimizing productivity and yield 4. Proficient in confocal microscopy, employing advanced imaging techniques to analyze cellular structures and processes with precision and accuracy 5. Familiarity with GLP regulations and compliance 6. Excellent analytical and problem-solving abilities 7. Strong attention to detail and multitasking skills 8. Effective communication and team collaboration 9. Flexibility, stress resistance, and adaptability to change 10. Commitment to meeting deadlines and delivering high-quality results

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AO Research Institute Davos Donates €25,000 to ESB Following Successful ESB 2023 Conference

AO Research Institute Davos Donates €25,000 to ESB Following Successful ESB 2023 Conference

AO Research Institute Davos (ARI) donates €25,000 to the European Society for Biomaterials (ESB) 

Following the successful hosting of the European Society for Biomaterials (ESB) 2023 conference in Davos, AO Research Institute Davos (ARI) has donated a portion of the conference earnings to the ESB. A significant part of this donation will support the society’s George Winter Award.

The donation will be allocated as follows: €2,000 annually for the next 12 George Winter Awards, with the remaining €1,000 designated for Young Scientists Forum activities.