Ethical, legal and social aspects of human cerebral organoids and their governance in Germany, the UK and the USA
08.08.2022 – 12.08.2022 @ All Day International Research Retreat for PhD Students and Early Career Researchers 8th – 12th August 2022 in Tübingen, Germany Call for Abstracts — Deadline March 7th 2022
Date/Time
Date(s) - 08.08.2022 - 12.08.2022
All Day
Location
Hohentübingen Castle and University Hospital Tübingen
International Research Retreat for PhD Students and Early Career Researchers
8th – 12th August 2022 in Tübingen, Germany
Call for Abstracts — Deadline March 7th 2022
Cerebral organoids are small-scale, three-dimensional cell structures generated from stem cells that resemble parts of the brain with regard to specific cell types and structure. They provide a unique access to human brain tissue for researchers to use as models for studying the development and diseases of the brain. The scope of research is further enhanced by the possibilities to create patient- specific brain organoids in personalized medicine, to use methods of genome editing or to transplant organoids into animals.
