

March 21, 9h00 (Lisbon/London Time)
Prof. Yan Yan Shery Huang
Multiscale biofabrication towards system engineering biology
Prof. Shery Huang is Professor of Bioengineering, leading the Biointerface Group at Department of Engineering, University of Cambridge, UK. Research themes in her group include (i) sustainably augmented living matters; (ii) organ-on-a-chip and tissue engineering; (iii) intertwining 3D printing and AI for affordable and ethical health and clinical informatics. Shery completed her MEng degree in Materials Science and Engineering from Imperial College London, and PhD degree in Physics (Biological & Soft Systems) from University of Cambridge, UK. She is an Associate Editor of ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, and Bio-Design and Manufacturing.
University of Cambridge
Impactful insights
Every week, these sessions feature top international speakers, delivering cutting-edge insights and a robust training component. All agenda times are in Lisbon/London time.
February 21, 8h30
Chunming Wang
University of Macau, China
Uncovering biological activities in polysaccharides for tissue repair


February 28, 9h00
Seraphine Wegner
University of Münster, Germany
Bottom-up tissue and biofilm assembly guided by light


March 7, 9h00
Lorenzo Moroni
Maastricht University, The Netherlands
Biofabrication technologies and strategies for regenerative medicine and 3D in vitro models


March 14, 8h30
Tal Dvir
Tel Aviv University, Israel
From 3D Printing to Cyborg Tissues: Redefining Tissue Engineering


March 21, 9h00
Yan Yan Shery Huang
University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
Multiscale biofabrication towards system engineering biology


April 3, 21h00
Cole DeForest
University of Washington, United States
Engineering Native Biological Complexity from the Inside–out and Outside–in


April 10, 21h00
Mark Skylar-Scott
Stanford Scholl of Medicine, United States
Scaling up 3D Bioprinting Toward Whole Organ Engineering


May 8th, 21h00
Ritu Raman
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), United States
4D Tissue Engineering of the Neuromuscular System


May 9, 9h00
Anna Rising
Karolinska Institute, Sweden
Spider silk biomimicry for biomedical applications


May 16, 9h00
Evan Spruijt
Radboud University, The Netherlands


May 23, 9h00
Molly Stevens
Oxford University, United Kingdom
Designing and translating biomaterials for regenerative medicine and therapeutics


May 29, 21h00
David Kaplan
Tufts University, United States


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