Events
My first ISSCR – sharing is power – Sveva Bottini shares her experience of ISSCR 2023
In this personal blog piece, Sveva Bottini from the Bertero Lab in Turin, shares her experiences of ISSCR 2023 in Boston. During the event, Qkine was proud to co-sponsor a poster abstract by Sveva on ‘Optimization of growth factors for human pluripotent stem cell culture in basal 8 media.’
Event – Cultivate 2023
Join us on the 20th June 2023 in Bristol for Cultivate 2023.
Event – Institute for Regeneration and Repair, Edinburgh UK
Join us on the 25th of May at the University of Edinburgh for the launch of the Institute for Regeneration and Repair (IRR).
Event – London Stem Cell Network Annual Symposium, London UK
Join us on the 25th of April at the Francis Crick Institute in London for the 5th Annual LSCN Symposium. This hybrid event brings together research groups and affiliates working in and passionate about the broader stem cell field across universities and institutions in London and further afield.
Event – Cultured Meat: A New Era in Food Bioprocessing, University College London
Qkine is exhibiting at Cultured Meat: A New Era in Food Bioprocessing, University on the 19th of April 2023 at the University College London.
Event – Organ Modelling Discovery Congress, London, UK
Qkine is sponsoring and exhibiting at the Organ Modelling Discovery Congress, London, UK.
Event – Institute of Developmental and Regenerative Medicine, Oxford UK
Qkine will be hosting a mini exhibition at the Institute of Developmental and Regenerative Medicine on the 25th of January 2023 between 10am - 3pm.
Event – Cambridge University Ult Protein Project, Cambridge UK
Catherine Elton, CEO of Qkine, will be speaking at CUAPP about how scientific research in animal-free culture can be applied to cultivated meat, taking it from academia to industry. Qkine is pleased to be taking part in building the Alternative Protein ecosystem in Cambridge to create a sustainable food future.
Event – Mercia Stem Cell Alliance, York UK
We are excited to be gold sponsors of the Mercia Stem Cell Alliance 10th Annual Scientific Meeting next month. The Mercia Stem Cell Alliance (MSCA) is made up of members of the stem cell research communities across the Midlands and North West who recognise the economic and social potential of stem cell research, stem cell-derived therapies and models, as well as regenerative medicine.
Event – SymBLS, Cambridge UK
Join us at the Symposium for Biological and Life Sciences 2022 (SymBLS) in Cambridge. This event brings together the postgraduate community from all departments of the university to meet, exchange ideas and hear from top researchers. This year’s theme is “Overcoming Challenges in Science”
Event – WEST networking day, Birmingham UK
We are delighted to support the Women in Engineering, Science, and Technology networking day organized by a student committee at Aston University. Encouraging gender equality throughout STEM subjects is part of our company’s sustainable development goals and we are proud to empower women within the biotech sector.
Event – Cambridge Stem Cell Institute PhD symposium, Cambridge UK
We will be exhibiting at the annual PhD symposium at the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute on the 3rd and 4th November. Join us on the 25th of October at the Francis Crick Institute in London for the 5th Annual LSCN Symposium. This entirely student-led event is a great opportunity for students to network, discuss their research and expand their knowledge in their specialist subject areas.
Event – London Stem Cell Network Annual Symposium, London UK
Join us on the 25th of October at the Francis Crick Institute in London for the 5th Annual LSCN Symposium. This hybrid event brings together brings together research groups and affiliates working in and passionate about the broader stem cell field across universities and institutions in London and further afield.
Event – The Babraham Institute – Cambridge, UK
We will be exhibiting at the Babraham Institute in Cambridge on 19th October 2022. Visit us to learn about our innovative growth factors and cytokines and learn more about our recently launched neural portfolio.
Event – LifETIME CDT student day – Birmingham, UK
We will be exhibiting at the LifeTIME CDT student day being held at the University of Birmingham. This event brings together academics, students and key players in drug discovery and regenerative medicine including University of Glasgow, the University of Birmingham, Aston University and CÚRAM – Science Foundation Ireland.
