Helpdesk/arrival - Matrix/Innovation Space (campus map: Building #10) room: Light Assembly

Kick-off Collegiate Entrepreneurship Contest 'The College' - Light Assembly

Keynote: "Technology commercialization: dealing with demand and supply side uncertainty"

Keynote speaker

Annelies Bobelyn, TU/e

Team exercise 1- Assumption mapping - Light Assembly (1.260)

Welcome address & coffee/tea/refreshments arrangements (all delegates welcome) - Light Assembly (1.260)

Adjourn of the day, and time for teams, who want to work together on their exercise - Find your own place

Helpdesk/arrival - Auditorium (Conference desk- campus map: Buidling #1)

Coffee & Collegiate delegates contest preparation session, Exercise 1  - Voorhof

Welcome address Carina Weijma, Carwei, dep. director International, topsector High Tech Sytems and Materials

Plenary Session: Ambassadors for Entrepreneurship / Key scientist tell their story/vision to bring HLS to the market - Blue room

 

Keynote speakers

09:30 - 10:15  “Modeling Parkinson's disease in patient specific midbrain organoids”

Jens Schwamborn, University of Luxembourg

 

10:15 - 11:00  “Transforming TU/e entrepreneurship practices”

Georges (Sjoerd) Romme, TU/e

 

11:00 - 11:45 “Robots for Health Solutions“

Maarten Steinbuch, Eindhoven Engine & TU/e

Commercial exhibition Collegiate delegates feedback - Senate room (Auditorium - campus map: Building #1)

 

Webinair

HLS&E Delegates can view the Vitro Jet webinar on demand from or Exhibitor CryoSol.

Webinars - CryoSol-World

Poster Session & Lunch - Senate Room (Auditorium - campus map: Building #1)

Session 1A: Nervous system-on-Chip & Diseases - Blue room

 

Invited speakers

13:20 - 13:55 “Carbon nanomaterials for electrochemical detection of neurotransmitters”

Samuel Rantataro, Aalto

 

13:55  - 14:25 “Novel pathways activating remyelinisation in multiple sclerosis”

Wiebe Kruijer, Drug Target ID

 

14:25  - 14:55 “Nervous system tissue models made easy: Microfabrication for an on-chip approach”

Rahman Sabahi Kaviani, TU/e

Side-kick session 1B: Micro-Nanofluidics & HLS applications, including biomaterials synthesis and testing - Senate Room & Voorhof

Labs in the spotlight (video), exhibition and posters (on display only)

Break - Voorhof

Session 2A: Biomedical MicroDevices, theranotics & novel techniques- Blue room

 

Invited speakers

15:30  - 16:00 "Magnetogenetics-can we do better?"

Mariia Efremova, TU/e

 

16:00  - 16:30 "Supracellular mechanical nature of crcinogenesis"

Vito Conte, TU/e

 

16:30  - 17:00 "In-situ Liquid Phase Transmission Electron Microscopy: A revolutionary Technique for Life Science Applications" 

Hugo Perez, DensSolutions

Side-kick Session 2B: Novel disease models-put to work - Labs in the spotlight (video), exhibition and posters (on display only) - Senate Room & Voorhof

Mingling (Drinks & Snacks) Voorhof & Collegiate delegates contest Excercise 2 - "Redefine your impact path" - Senate room

Adjourn for the day for delegates that are not involved in Collegiate Entrepreneurship Contest 

Collegiate delegates feedback - Blue room

Helpdesk/arrival - Auditorium (Conference desk - campus map: Building #1)

Session 3A: Advanced analysis techniques & AI in HLS - Senate room

 

Invited speakers

8:45    - 09:15 “Artificial intelligence for hyperspectral imaging“

Sveta Zinger, TU/e & Francesca Manni TU/e, Philips

 

09:15  - 09:45 "Organic Neuromorphic Electronics and Biohybrid Systems'"      

Yoeri van de Burgt, TU/e

09:45  - 10:15 “Development of an in vitro 3D skin-on-chip model for melanoma modelling and immune cell trafficking“

Elisabetta Michielon, Amsterdam University Medical Centre

Break - Coffee/tea - Voorhof

Commercial Exhibit and posters on display only - Senate Room & Voorhof

 

 

Webinair

HLS&E Delegates can view the Vitro Jet webinar on demand from or Exhibitor CryoSol.

Webinars - CryoSol-World

Session 4: Automation & validation tools or techniques to bring HLS inventions form lab to industry - Senate room

 

Invited speakers

10:40 - 11:10 “Flat panel display technology as the enabler for organ-on-chip commercialization”

Albert van Bremen, TNO-Holst

 

11:10 - 11:40 "Microfluidic platform for electrical detection of tumor cells”

Sertan Sukas, InnoFluidics BV

 

11:40 - 12:10 “Purification and fabrication of biocompatible 3D seaweed-derived alginate scaffolds for (stem) cell transplantation in heart disease and in diabetes mellitus”

Hugo P. Sondermeijer, AlgaeMed Industries BV

 

12:10  - 12:35 “Stentit - A start-up success story”

Bart Sanders, Stentit

Lunch for Diversity & Inclusion aspects - To be defined, pre-registration required

Lunch on you own

Session 5: Impact Plan Approach - Senate room

Keynote speakers

13:45 - 14:15  "Introducing the Ecosystems Pie Model (EPM)"

Madis Talmar

 

14:15 - 14:45 "Route to impact"

 Wieke Haakma, NWO

 

14:45 - 15:15 "Venture Building: The step from technology to business"

John Bell, HighTechXL

 

15:15 - 15:25 Open Discussion with our invited speakers

Break - Voorhof

Keynote: "From neural crest to nervous system" - Senate room

 

Keynote speaker

Anestis Tsakiridis, University of Sheffield

Adjourn & Reception - Voorhof

Expert class: Collegiate delegates - Senate room

Closing of all activities (CONNECT team and guests' dinner)

Mingling with Collegiate delegates & experts, coffee/tea and croissants - Zwarte Doos room 1.04 - (campus map: Building #4)

Instructions & Exercise 1: Ecosystems pie model

Speed dating with healthcare innovation experts:

Bart Nelissen (Business developer – TU/e)

Ronald Dekkers (Philips)

Kim Jeucken (FFUND)

Wieke Haakma (NWO)

Lunch - Canteen service on campus

College - Instructions & Exercise 3: Bringing supply and demand together in a viable business model

College - Instructions & Exercise 4: The structure of a good pitch

College - Pitch Instructions 

Pitch-bites & drinks - Metaforum (campus map: Building #5)