Seminar: Live in 3D (Cultures): Principles, News & Solutions (Prague, Brno)

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3D cell culture models, including spheroids and organoids, are becoming increasingly important in biomedical research because they more closely reflect physiological conditions than traditional two dimensional cultures. However, their increased complexity also brings new challenges for reliable monitoring, analysis and data interpretation.

This seminar will provide an overview of the fundamental principles of 3D cell culture and introduce a range of tools and approaches for studying cell viability, cytotoxicity, apoptosis, metabolism, gene expression and genomic changes in complex 3D models.

The seminar will also explore the latest imaging technologies for 3D cultures and introduce detection platforms and analytical solutions designed to simplify data acquisition, analysis and interpretation.

Programme

PLEASE NOTE: The seminar in Brno starts at 11:00 AM, so the entire programme is shifted by one hour.

Speakers

	Mgr. Lukáš Išler (East Port) Lukáš Išler is an Application Specialist at our company, focusing on identifying optimal solutions for laboratories in the field of molecular and cellular biology while providing expert support to customers. In addition to on-site visits, you may also meet him at seminars and “mini seminars,” where he presents as the main speaker.
	Dr. Kerem Yildirim (Promega) Dr. Kerem Yıldırım provides scientific expertise and supports the implementation of Promega’s innovative solutions and technologies, tailored to the specific goals of each customer’s research. His mission is to empower scientists with the right tools and resources to accelerate their discoveries and achieve impactful outcomes.

Where and when

Where	When
National Library of Technology (NTK) Educational Center Technická 2710/6 160 80 Prague 6 – Dejvice Czech Republic	October 13, 2026 - 10:00
Bohunice Campus Masaryk University in Brno Department of Biochemistry Kamenice 5 Building C05, 1st floor Lecture Room 114	October 15, 2026 - 11:00