We are happy to invite you for the second hDMT Eye-on-Chip meeting this year, which will be held on 26 September 10.00-16.00 hrs at the Amsterdam UMC.
We kindly ask you to submit your registration form by September 10th, so we can reserve your spot. https://lnkd.in/eNaBREWY
The theme group meeting is for and by hDMT members (anyone affiliated with one of the hDMT partners).
We welcome researchers at any scientific level to the meetings.
To develop an interesting program your contribution is key!
That’s why we encourage participants to actively participate by giving a presentation like:
a. Research Pitch (5 minute presentation and 5 minute discussion)
For newcomers to introduce themselves and what you’ll be working on, or to shortly introduce new research ideas
b. Research Presentation (15 minute presentation and 5 minute discussion)
Share your latest research results with the themegroup
c. Discussion Topic (5 minute presentation and 10 minute discussion)
An opportunity to discuss new ideas with the themegroup, propose new collaborations or ask for help with practical issues
d. Technical demonstration (10 minute demonstration and 5 minute discussion
Showcase the capabilities of your model platform.
Andries van der Meer (chair), Alejandro (Alex) Garanto (chair) and Saskia Aan (Operations manager hDMT), Ingeborg Klaassen
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