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Don Whitley Scientific contributed to what has been labelled a “Great show from industry” at the Bioreactors & Growth Environments for Tissue Engineering course.
Held at The Institute for Science & Technology in Medicine, part of Keele University, the course was aimed at industry professionals and postgraduate level academics to provide a comprehensive understanding of using Bioreactors in Tissue Engineering. The course focused on bioreactors and growth environments for tissue engineering, covering bone, cartilage and connective tissue engineering. The course programme featured a range of national and international speakers and topics ranged from stem cell sources and hypoxia to nanomechanics.
The event organisers @ISTM_Keele on Twitter, commenting on the events success
As mentioned, the event featured a great turn out from companies in relevant industries who provide bioreactors and other equipment for tissue engineering work. Displayed on the Don Whitley Scientific trade stand was the TC-3 Bioreactor. The TC-3, from Ebers, is a simple, easy-to-use system for creating cell culture experimental set-ups with user-defined mechanical loading profiles. Also on the stand was the H35 Hypoxystation, which allows users to set specific, low oxygen atmospheres in which to incubate and culture cells.
Paul (DWS Technical Sales Representative) with the H35 Hypoxystation and Ebers TC-3 Bioreactor
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