At the EFFAB’s Annual General Meeting sessions, Emily Clark and Geena Cartick were among the speakers and other pertinent speakers during the “Regulatory and Ethical Dimensions of Gene Editing” session.
Emily and Emily shared the success of our project, highlighting their Think-Tank initiative on Gene Editing.
The event was a success, with at least 100 attendees, including stakeholders from the public and private sectors.
🔬The morning sessions on the third day focused on culture, transfection, and imaging of pig #organoids, along with advanced #LightSheetImaging techniques, providing participants with a hands-on experience. 🧫 🎤 Following two
Day 2 of G2P-in-a-Dish brought insights into genome editing, metadata, and organoid models for livestock research, blending research insights with hands-on sessions. Key Takeaways: ✅ Genome editing tools need optimization for
One of the highlights of the workshop was the Light Sheet Imaging practical session, where attendees worked hands-on in the lab! They started on the first day, and by the end
The G2P Workshop kicked off earlier this February, bringing together experts for an engaging and productive start. On Monday, February 3rd, participants explored Biobanking and in vitro genome editing through theory, research examples, and hands-on
