Podcasts about is there an end

Keynote: Kathrin Herrmann, Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing (CAAT), Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA Presentation of the forthcoming book ‘Animal Experimentation: Working Towards a Paradigm Change’ Lush Prize Conference 2018: Is There An End in Sight for Animal Testing? Berlin, November 2018.

Keynote: TJ Bozada, ToxTrack, USA Presentation: "Machine Learning-Enabled Toxicity Models Outperform Animal Test Counterparts" Lush Prize Conference 2018: Is There An End in Sight for Animal Testing? Berlin, November 2018.

Session 4: Foetal Calf Serum, Antibodies and Other Test Materials; Making Replacement Methods Fully Human-Relevant Chair: Rebecca Ram, Scientific Consultant, Lush Prize 00:20 – 09:20 Bianca Marigliani, Lush Prize 2015 Young Researcher Prize winner & 2018 Judge, INMETRO (National Institute of Metrology, Quality and Technology) and UNIFESP (Federal University of São Paulo) Adapting Cells to a Chemically Defined Medium: a Step Towards Making In Vitro Methods Fully Cruelty Free 09:25 – 22:30 Dr. Alison Gray, Afability and 2017 Public Awareness Prize winner Animal Immunisation for Antibody Production. Overlooked....and Obsolete 22:35 – 32:05 Dr. Jan Van der Valk, 3Rs Centre Utrecht Fetal Bovine Serum or Fatal Bovine Serum? 32:10 – 43:15 Dr. Carol Treasure, Founder & Managing Director, XCellR8 and 2013 Training Prize winner Application of Animal-Product-Free In Vitro Tests in Industry 43:20 – 49:11 Questions & Answers Lush Prize Conference 2018: Is There An End in Sight for Animal Testing? Berlin, November 2018.

Lush Prize Conference 2018: Is There An End in Sight for Animal Testing? Berlin, November 2018. Speakers and discussion on current advancements in replacing animal tests, including presentations from Lush Prize 2018 winners.

Presentation by Prof. Dan Dongeun Huh, The BIOLines Research Group, University of Pennsylvania - "Microengineered Physiological Bio-mimicry: Human Organs-on-Chips" Lush Prize Conference 2018: Is There An End in Sight for Animal Testing? Berlin, November 2018.

Lush Prize Conference 2018: Is There An End in Sight for Animal Testing? Berlin, November 2018. Speakers and discussion on current advancements in replacing animal tests, including presentations from Lush Prize 2018 winners.

Keynote: Kathrin Herrmann, Center for Alternatives to Animal Testing (CAAT), Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA Presentation of the forthcoming book ‘Animal Experimentation: Working Towards a Paradigm Change’ Lush Prize Conference 2018: Is There An End in Sight for Animal Testing? Berlin, November 2018.

Keynote: TJ Bozada, ToxTrack, USA Presentation: "Machine Learning-Enabled Toxicity Models Outperform Animal Test Counterparts" Lush Prize Conference 2018: Is There An End in Sight for Animal Testing? Berlin, November 2018.

Session 4: Foetal Calf Serum, Antibodies and Other Test Materials; Making Replacement Methods Fully Human-Relevant Chair: Rebecca Ram, Scientific Consultant, Lush Prize 00:20 – 09:20 Bianca Marigliani, Lush Prize 2015 Young Researcher Prize winner & 2018 Judge, INMETRO (National Institute of Metrology, Quality and Technology) and UNIFESP (Federal University of São Paulo) Adapting Cells to a Chemically Defined Medium: a Step Towards Making In Vitro Methods Fully Cruelty Free 09:25 – 22:30 Dr. Alison Gray, Afability and 2017 Public Awareness Prize winner Animal Immunisation for Antibody Production. Overlooked....and Obsolete 22:35 – 32:05 Dr. Jan Van der Valk, 3Rs Centre Utrecht Fetal Bovine Serum or Fatal Bovine Serum? 32:10 – 43:15 Dr. Carol Treasure, Founder & Managing Director, XCellR8 and 2013 Training Prize winner Application of Animal-Product-Free In Vitro Tests in Industry 43:20 – 49:11 Questions & Answers Lush Prize Conference 2018: Is There An End in Sight for Animal Testing? Berlin, November 2018.

Presentation by Prof. Dan Dongeun Huh, The BIOLines Research Group, University of Pennsylvania - "Microengineered Physiological Bio-mimicry: Human Organs-on-Chips" Lush Prize Conference 2018: Is There An End in Sight for Animal Testing? Berlin, November 2018.