TCES annual meeting July 4-6th 2016
University College London
#TCES2016UCL #TCES2016 @TCES2016
Organised by: Rebecca Shipley, Melanie Georgiou, Umber Cheema, James Phillips, Ivan Wall
The TCES abstracts of the 2016 meeting are published in the European Cells and Materials Journal here: LINK. Direct links to the individual abstracts included in the different posts.
A blogpost by Ksenio Bondarenko, one of the students from Glasgow attending TCES can be found here: http://www.cceuog.co.uk/single-post/2016/07/26/16th-Annual-Meeting-of-Tissue-and-Cell-Engineering-Society
The TCES abstracts of the 2016 meeting are published in the European Cells and Materials Journal here: LINK. Direct links to the individual abstracts included in the different posts.
A blogpost by Ksenio Bondarenko, one of the students from Glasgow attending TCES can be found here: http://www.cceuog.co.uk/single-post/2016/07/26/16th-Annual-Meeting-of-Tissue-and-Cell-Engineering-Society
4.7.2016
Chairs: Nicholas Forsyth and Katerina
Stamati
1-1 Keynote: Prof.
Alan Dardik, Yale University
1-2 Ahmed Al-Qarakhli,
Cardiff University
The influence of a hyperglycemic environment on theosteogenic and adipogenic potential of mesenchymal stem cell populations
1-3 Tom Upton,
University of Nottingham
Using holographic optical tweezers as a tool to investigate cellular interactions
1-4 Sabha Mobini,
University of Manchester
Changes in human mesenchymal stem cell behaviours in low-voltagedirect current electrical field
1-5 Charlotte Hagen,
University College London
X-ray phase contrast computed tomography as a new imaging modality for three-dimensional, non-destructive analyses of tissue engineering scaffolds
Session 2: “Towards Extreme Tissue Engineering” (in memory of Prof. Robert Brown)
Chair: Vivek Mudera and Umber Cheema
Introduction by Prof. Vivek Mudera
Louise Morgan, University College London
Safety of Real Architecture for 3D tissues - Tissue Equivalent in the live cornea
Alvena Kureshi
RAFT tissue equivalents: 3D biomimetic disease tissue model of keratoconus
Tim Vangansewinkel, Hasselt University
Engineered Neural Tissue with Human Dental Pulp Stem Cells: Potential for Peripheral Nerve Repair?
Judith Pape, University College London
Development of a biomimetic tissue-engineered colorectal cancer model investigating invasion patterns and angiogenesis
Introductions by Dr Hadi Mirmalek-Sani, Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult
Keynote: Dr John Sinden, ReNeuron plc.
The CTX neural stem cell line, moving forward in multiple therapy indications
Eloy Erro, University College London
UCL-BAL: Development of three-dimensional mammalian cell culture at clinical scale
Laura Sidney, University of Nottingham
Investigation into the importance of maintaining CD34 expression in the therapeutic potential of corneal stroma-derived stem cells
Clare Selden, University College London
A BioArtificial Liver machine to treat patients with acute liver failure: pivotal results in a pre- clinical trial
Sabiniano Roman, University of Sheffield
Angiogenic potential of adipose derived stem cells compared to the stromal vascular fraction
Keynote: Prof. Eleanor Stride, University of Oxford
Oxygen microbubbles for reducing tissue hypoxia
Richard Bartlett, University College London
Mapping the viscoelastic mechanical properties of spinal cord tissue: implications for regenerative medicine and tissue engineering in the CNS
Christina Schuh, Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Experimental and Clinical Traumatology, Vienna
Improved Schwann cell isolation and culture after extracorporeal shockwave treatment
Petra Hanga, University of Loughborough
Perfluorocarbons – potential for successful expansion of bone marrow-derived human mesenchymal stem cells in a liquid/liquid two phase system
Mark Turner, University of Loughborough
The molecular response of fibrin tissue engineered skeletal muscle constructs to electrical pulse stimulation (EPS)
Keynote: Dr Dominic Williams, AstraZeneca
Development of an automated, high-throughput hepatocyte spheroid screen for use withinthe Pharmaceutical industry
Steven Webb, Liverpool John Moores University
Mathematical Modelling of a Liver Hollow Fibre Bioreactor
Rhiannon Grant, University of Edinburgh
Engineering the extracellular matrix for a three-dimensional liver organoid
Wayne Ayre, Cardiff University
Delivery of osteogenic liposomal bone morphogenetic protein-2 from poly(methyl methacrylate) bone cement
Todd Burton, University of Edinburgh
Tim Vangansewinkel, Hasselt University
Engineered Neural Tissue with Human Dental Pulp Stem Cells: Potential for Peripheral Nerve Repair?
Judith Pape, University College London
Development of a biomimetic tissue-engineered colorectal cancer model investigating invasion patterns and angiogenesis
Chairs: James Phillips and Melanie Georgiou
Introductions by Dr Hadi Mirmalek-Sani, Cell and Gene Therapy Catapult
Keynote: Dr John Sinden, ReNeuron plc.
The CTX neural stem cell line, moving forward in multiple therapy indications
Eloy Erro, University College London
UCL-BAL: Development of three-dimensional mammalian cell culture at clinical scale
Laura Sidney, University of Nottingham
Investigation into the importance of maintaining CD34 expression in the therapeutic potential of corneal stroma-derived stem cells
Clare Selden, University College London
A BioArtificial Liver machine to treat patients with acute liver failure: pivotal results in a pre- clinical trial
Sabiniano Roman, University of Sheffield
Angiogenic potential of adipose derived stem cells compared to the stromal vascular fraction
Session 4: The application and understanding of physical effects
Chairs: Nicholas Evans and Claire Walsh
Keynote: Prof. Eleanor Stride, University of Oxford
Oxygen microbubbles for reducing tissue hypoxia
Richard Bartlett, University College London
Mapping the viscoelastic mechanical properties of spinal cord tissue: implications for regenerative medicine and tissue engineering in the CNS
Christina Schuh, Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Experimental and Clinical Traumatology, Vienna
Improved Schwann cell isolation and culture after extracorporeal shockwave treatment
Petra Hanga, University of Loughborough
Perfluorocarbons – potential for successful expansion of bone marrow-derived human mesenchymal stem cells in a liquid/liquid two phase system
Mark Turner, University of Loughborough
The molecular response of fibrin tissue engineered skeletal muscle constructs to electrical pulse stimulation (EPS)
Session 5: Building Tissue and Organ Models
Chairs: Felicity Rose and Melissa Rayner
Keynote: Dr Dominic Williams, AstraZeneca
Development of an automated, high-throughput hepatocyte spheroid screen for use withinthe Pharmaceutical industry
Steven Webb, Liverpool John Moores University
Mathematical Modelling of a Liver Hollow Fibre Bioreactor
Rhiannon Grant, University of Edinburgh
Engineering the extracellular matrix for a three-dimensional liver organoid
Wayne Ayre, Cardiff University
Delivery of osteogenic liposomal bone morphogenetic protein-2 from poly(methyl methacrylate) bone cement
Todd Burton, University of Edinburgh
The effects of scaffold architecture in kidney tissue engineering
Adam Glen, University of Sheffield
Development of a peripheral nerve bio-substrate for neural regeneration
Keynote: Prof. Sarah Waters, University of Oxford
Mathematical models for tissue engineering
Shelley Rawson, University of Manchester
Tendon repair techniques; stress analysis using CT imaging and FE modelling
Elisa Budyn, Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan, France
Bone-on-chip to study osteocyte mechano-transduction and ECM formation
Yvonne Reinwald, Keele University
Linking bioreactor technology with optical coherence tomography to monitor mechanical properties of tissue engineered constructs
Rachel Coy, University College London
A mathematical model informed by in vitro experiments to advance engineered nerve repair construct design
Georgina Kennedy, University College London
In vitro experiments to inform cell seeding strategies and parameterize a mathematical model for peripheral nerve repair
Introductions by Dr Philip Little, Lonza
Keynote: Prof. Will Shu, University of Strathclyde
3D biofabrication for tissue engineering
Pritesh Mistry, University of Nottingham
3D bioprinting using mechanically robust cell-laden core-shell fibres
Laura Ruiz, University of Nottingham
3D Bioprinting of mechanically strong chondrocyte-laden constructs for major nose reconstruction
Maria Nelson, Imperial College London
Development of 3D printed silica-gelatin hybrid scaffolds for cartilage tissue engineering - effect of material geometry on cartilaginous matrix formation
Ricardo Ribeiro, Newcastle University
Single cell encapsulation based bio-inks for inkjet bioprinting
Caitriona O’Rourke, University College London
Development of an in vitro model of reactive gliosis using stabilized collagen gels with defined and monitored stiffness environments
Owen Davies, Loughborough University
PDGF is a potent osteogenic factor that can be modulated by TNF-alpha and IL-1 in a bioengineered model of skeletal muscle
Wollis Vas, University College London
The development of decellularised cartilage scaffolds as a novel biomimetic implant for the treatment of non-union bone defects
Ahtasham Raza, University of Sheffield
Optical measurement of oxygen concentration in melanoma spheroid and skin engineered models
Leyla Zilic, University of Sheffield
Development of an acellular porcine peripheral nerve graft
Deepak Kumar, University of ManchesterA Postoperative treatment for Barrett's oesophagus using injectable, self-assembling peptides
Paul Taylor, University of Sheffield
‘Dip and dry’ micropattern capable bioactive surface coatings for modulating biomaterial associated inflammation
Derfogail Delcassian, University of Nottingham
Directing T cell phenotype with multi-functional biomaterials
Elisabetta Prina, University of Nottingham
Laser fabrication of 3D limbal epithelial crypts: a first step towards cornea regeneration
Dharaminder Singh, University of Sheffield
Novel PGSm nerve guidance conduits for peripheral nerve repair in vivo
Afnan Aladdad, University of Nottingham
Extended culture and passage of primary human corneal stromal stem cells (hCSSCs) on
3D thermo-responsive co-electrospun scaffolds
Adam Glen, University of Sheffield
Development of a peripheral nerve bio-substrate for neural regeneration
Session 6: Mathematical Modelling and Tissue Engineering
Chairs: Rebecca Shipley and Céline Kayal
Keynote: Prof. Sarah Waters, University of Oxford
Mathematical models for tissue engineering
Shelley Rawson, University of Manchester
Tendon repair techniques; stress analysis using CT imaging and FE modelling
Elisa Budyn, Ecole Normale Supérieure de Cachan, France
Bone-on-chip to study osteocyte mechano-transduction and ECM formation
Yvonne Reinwald, Keele University
Linking bioreactor technology with optical coherence tomography to monitor mechanical properties of tissue engineered constructs
Rachel Coy, University College London
A mathematical model informed by in vitro experiments to advance engineered nerve repair construct design
Georgina Kennedy, University College London
In vitro experiments to inform cell seeding strategies and parameterize a mathematical model for peripheral nerve repair
Conference Dinner
Session 7: 3D Biofabrication
Sponsor: Lonza
Chairs: Jonathan Dawson and Kulraj Singh Bhangra
Introductions by Dr Philip Little, Lonza
Keynote: Prof. Will Shu, University of Strathclyde
3D biofabrication for tissue engineering
Pritesh Mistry, University of Nottingham
3D bioprinting using mechanically robust cell-laden core-shell fibres
Laura Ruiz, University of Nottingham
3D Bioprinting of mechanically strong chondrocyte-laden constructs for major nose reconstruction
Maria Nelson, Imperial College London
Development of 3D printed silica-gelatin hybrid scaffolds for cartilage tissue engineering - effect of material geometry on cartilaginous matrix formation
Ricardo Ribeiro, Newcastle University
Single cell encapsulation based bio-inks for inkjet bioprinting
Chairs: Stephen Richardson and Tuula Eriksson
Development of an in vitro model of reactive gliosis using stabilized collagen gels with defined and monitored stiffness environments
Owen Davies, Loughborough University
PDGF is a potent osteogenic factor that can be modulated by TNF-alpha and IL-1 in a bioengineered model of skeletal muscle
Wollis Vas, University College London
The development of decellularised cartilage scaffolds as a novel biomimetic implant for the treatment of non-union bone defects
Ahtasham Raza, University of Sheffield
Optical measurement of oxygen concentration in melanoma spheroid and skin engineered models
Leyla Zilic, University of Sheffield
Deepak Kumar, University of ManchesterA Postoperative treatment for Barrett's oesophagus using injectable, self-assembling peptides
Session 9: Biomaterials
Chairs: Richard Balint and Gerry Santiago
Paul Taylor, University of Sheffield
‘Dip and dry’ micropattern capable bioactive surface coatings for modulating biomaterial associated inflammation
Derfogail Delcassian, University of Nottingham
Directing T cell phenotype with multi-functional biomaterials
Elisabetta Prina, University of Nottingham
Laser fabrication of 3D limbal epithelial crypts: a first step towards cornea regeneration
Dharaminder Singh, University of Sheffield
Novel PGSm nerve guidance conduits for peripheral nerve repair in vivo
Afnan Aladdad, University of Nottingham
The sponsors of the meeting were:
- Applikon Biotechnology B.V. www.applikon-bio.com
- Biogelx Ltd www.biogelx.com
- Cell & Gene Therapy Catapult www.ct.catapult.org.uk
- Collagen Solutions Plc www.collagensolutions.com
- Cook Regentec www.cookregentec.com
- Cosmo Bio Co Ltd www.cosmobio.com
- Don Whitley Scientific Ltd www.dwscientific.co.uk
- Hyper Recruitment Solutions Ltd www.hyperec.com
- Lonza Group www.lonza.com
- National Centre for the Replacement, Refinement & Reduction of Animals in Research (NC3Rs) www.nc3rs.org.uk
- New England Biolabs Inc www.neb.com
- Olympus Corporation www.olympus.co.uk
- Optics 11 www.optics11.com
- Peprotech EC Ltd www.peprotech.com
- ReNeuron Group Plc www.reneuron.com
- Sarstedt AG & Co www.sarstedt.com
- Stratech Scientific Ltd www.stratech.co.uk
- TA Instruments Inc www.tainstruments.com
- Triple Red Ltd www.triplered.com
- World Precision Instruments, Inc. www.wpiinc.com
Abstracts of the talks can be found here in a on the European Cells and Materials Supplements page for TCES: LINK
More information about the meeting http://www.tces2016.co.uk/
More information about the meeting http://www.tces2016.co.uk/