Smart MCS invites you to our next Scientific Webinar, featuring A/Prof. Khoon Lim from the University of Sydney. This session will explore the essential material design strategies that make bioprinting possible — from polymer chemistries to crosslinking systems. A/Prof. Lim will provide a deep dive into the chemistry behind bioinks, and how they enable cell-safe, [...]
We were pleased to host A/Prof. Reza Nosrati from Monash University for our April webinar, where he presented on:From Engineering Reproduction to Navigating the Academic PathPresentation HighlightsPaper-based Sperm Assays – Low-cost diagnostic tools detecting live sperm motility and concentration.AI-Powered Morphology Analysis – Real-time, label-free sperm classification using ensemble machine learning.Virtual Staining Models – Predicting acrosome [...]
We were pleased to host A/Prof. Lana McClements from the University of Technology Sydney for our March webinar, where she presented on:3D Modelling of Tissues Relevant to Reproductive HealthPresentation Highlights3D Bioprinted Placental Organoids – Used to model placental development and pregnancy complications.Placenta-on-a-Chip – A microfluidic system replicating placental function and preeclampsia.3D Cardiac Spheroids – Investigating [...]
We were honored to host Prof. Majid Ebrahimi Warkiani for our February webinar, where he presented on: Microfluidic Systems for Cell Biology and Translation into Practice Presentation Highlights What is Microfluidics?Prof. Warkiani explored how microfluidic platforms enable precise manipulation of fluids at the microscale, creating controlled cellular environments that enhance biomedical research and clinical [...]
We were honored to host Prof. Steve Oh for our January webinar, where he presented on:"Mesenchymal Stem Cell Therapies: Promises Fulfilled and Potential New Applications."Presentation Highlights:What are MSCs?Prof. Oh explored the unique capabilities of Mesenchymal Stromal Cells (MSC), also referred to as Medicinal Signaling Cells, for their ability to produce cytokines, growth factors, and extracellular [...]
