BtBs seminar - Human Brain Organoids and Chimeroids to Study Development and Disease

Irene Faravelli, Harvard University, Cambridge, USA and Department of Clinical Sciences and Community Health, University of Milan, Italy.

Human organoids are opening a window into human-specific processes that have long remained inaccessible. By capturing an individual’s genetic background while recapitulating key developmental trajectories, organoids can serve as cellular avatars to explore how we develop, mature, and become susceptible to disease. We will discuss how brain organoids can model developmental time across years and how multidonor systems can reveal interindividual variation.

Host: Veronica Krenn

The seminar is OPEN to all.

ONLINE REGISTRATION for the seminar is a mandatory requirement for those who wish to request the CERTIFICATE OF ATTENDANCE, which, together with the signature on the ATTENDANCE SHEET, will confirm actual participation.

The seminar's online registration will be available a few days before the event.

for information:  infobtbs@unimib.it

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