ACHEM ASIA 2013
cellasys will be represented by the Assosiation of German Biotechnology Companies at the AchemAsia 2013.
cellasys will be represented by the Assosiation of German Biotechnology Companies at the AchemAsia 2013.
Meet us at the Potsdam Days on Bioanalysis 2012.
During the the Potsdam Days on Bioanalysis 2012 Dr. Joachim Wiest will give a talk entitled “Label-free monitoring of living cells”.
Meet us at the Elsevier – Label-Free Technologies – Advances and Applications conference in Amsterdam.
During the Elsevier – Label-Free Technologies – Advances and Applications conference in Amsterdam from 1st to 3rd of November 2012 we will show a presentation on “Biochip-based electrochemical platform for label-free monitoring of living cell”
Meet us at the 17th European Congress on Alternatives to Animal Testing
Dr. Joachim Wiest will give a talk entiteled “BioChip-based electrochemical platform for the label-free monitoring of living cells” at the 17th European Congress on Alternatives to Animal Testing.
cellasys presents a Minisymposium on “Monitoring of living cells” at the 34th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society. Speakers include Dr. Martin Brischwein, Dr. Johannes Clauss and Dr. Martin Koch.
EMBC 2012 Minisymposium “Monitoring of Living Cells” in Room Sapphire 410 on Friday 31th August 2012 from 16:30 h until 17:30 h:
I) Martin Brischwein (TU Munich, Germany): Label-Free, Sensor-Based Cell Assays: State of the Art
Cell based assays provide information to the chemical, pharmaceutical, food industries and to physicians for diagnostic and therapeutical decisions. While such assays are typically bound to the use of (optical) markers, label-free assays working with microsensor techniques have emerged.
II) Joachim Wiest (cellasys GmbH, Germany): Electrochemical Technology and Methods for Data Processing for Label Free Monitoring of Living Cells
The presented work describes various microsensor technologies which are suitable for online, marker-free, multi-parametric monitoring of living cells. Furthermore different aspects of data processing, interpretation and correlation are discussed.
III) Johannes Clauss (TU Munich, Germany): Label Free Cellular Monitoring: From in Vitro to in Vivo
Label-free monitoring technologies for biological and chemical analysis are fast growing. For in vivo analysis these label-free techniques are even more crucial than for in vitro measurement. A wireless implant system including an amperometric oxygen sensor for the human body was developed, which can be implanted next to a tumor. The sensor system is capable of continuously monitoring tissue in vivo under real-time conditions over a long period of time.
IV) Martin Koch (Feldkraft Ltd., Denmark): Manipulation of Living Cells by Employing Dynamic Fields
Living cells can be swayed by dynamic fields via magnetic nanoparticles. A hereto related procedure is the well known therapy called hyperthermia. In these treatments electromagnetic fields in our case however magnetic fields are applied.
At the Biosensor 2012 in Cancun / Mexico recent applications of the IMOLA-IVD technology in combination with 3D microtissue will be presented.
The presentation is entitled: “Online monitoring of 3D hepatic microtissue using electrochemical microsensors”
Datasheet of BioChip-C and BioChip-G in downloadsection
cellasys GmbH, a spin-out of Technische Universität München published detailed description of their micro-sensor-chips for investigation of living cells. For the first time, now the pin configuration is available to the public. Before the upcoming analytica in April 2012 the high-tech company posted the datasheet on www.cellasys.com to allow customers to use the BioChips independent of the proprietary IMOLA-IVD technology. Dr. Joachim Wiest, CEO of cellasys states: „With opening the interface description we welcome new partners to integrate our BioChips into their own devices.“ Joint developments with a partner for live cell imaging are already ongoing.
… using electrochemical microsensors.
Presentation at the 3D Cell Culture 2012.
At the 3D Cell Culture 2012 from 14.03.2012 – 16.03.2012 in Zurich/Switzerland recent applications of the IMOLA-IVD technology in combination with 3D microtissue will be presented.
Presentation at the 22nd BD-STCS Workshop in Basel.
Dr. J. Wiest will give a presentation entitled “Lab-on-a-chip for marker-free monitoring of living cells” at the 22nd-BD-STCS Workshop. The topic of the workshop is “Advanced Cell Culture Techniques for Tissue Engineering and Drug Discovery & Development”.
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