Next Edition on 28 May on “Drug Delivery Strategies & in vitro Models”
This is a series of short webinars highlighting the outstanding work of the finalists of the ESMI Award for Excellent PhD Thesis – the highest merit of the society presented to an early-career scientists for their outstanding thesis work.
Drug Delivery Strategies & IN VITRO Models | 28 May 2025
Date/Time:
28 May 2025, from 15.00h to 15.45h CEST
Talk Title:
Exploring the Tumor Microenvironment of Triple-Negative Breast Cancer for Developing Drug Delivery Strategies and in Vitro Vascularized Tumor Models
Speaker:
Federica De Lorenzi, Aachen/Nijmegen
Dicussion Lead:
tbc
Organizer:
French and Italian young ESMI Group
Chairs: Maria Rosaria Ruggiero, Rome & Matthieu Chourrout, London
The speaker: Federica De Lorenzi, Aachen/Nijmegen
Federica obtained her PhD at RWTH Aachen University Hospital under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Dr. Twan Lammers. She is currently a Postdoctoral Researcher at the laboratory of Prof. Dr. Peter Friedl at Radboud University Medical Center. Her research focuses on unraveling and targeting the metastatic cascade vulnerabilities in breast cancer, as well as on engineering advanced bioreactors for imitating the metastatic cascade in vitro.
Registration is free of charge, but obligatory. Webinars are held via Zoom and open to all (members and non-members). All yESMInars are recorded.
Former Editions 2021-2024
Edition 2025
#1/25 | Laura Kist de Ruijter, Groningen – 89Zr-PET imaging for clinical insights into the efficacy of immune checkpoint inhibitors
Edition 2024
#1/24 | Nikita Sushentsev, Cambridge – Clinical and biological validation of hyperpolarised MRI of prostate cancer
#2/24 | Ravian L. van Ineveld – A panoramic view of the phenotypic landscape of healthy and tumor tissues–Multispectral 3D microscopy of intact tissues
Edition 2023
- #1/23 | Anna Pees, Toronto (formerly Amsterdam) – [18F]Fluoroform – a Versatile Building Block for PET Tracer Synthesis
- #2/23 | Mandy van Leent, New York – Employing Nanomedicine in Inflammatory Diseases
- #3/23 | Cristina Barca, Hannover (formerly Muenster) – Multimodal Molecular Imaging of modulated neuroinflammatory response in experimental stroke
Edition 2022
#1/22 | Nicole Barth, Edinburgh – Development of a novel imaging platform for the detection of apoptotic cells
#2/22 | Doreen Lau, Cambridge – Imaging Biomarkers of Response to Immune Checkpoint Inhibition in Melanoma
Edition 2021
#1/21 | Claire Rabut, Paris – Ultrafast Ultrasound Neuroimaging
#2/21 | Daniele Bertoglio, Antwerp – PET Imaging
#3/21 | Annika Hess, Hannover – Cardiovascular Imaging
#4/21 | Colinda Scheele, Leuven – Stem Cell Dynamics
Recordings
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