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Promising Rookies: Edoardo Andreini
LifeTec Group is keen to act as a stepping stone for up-and-coming talent. Today in our series of Promising Rookies: Edoardo Andreini.
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Weekend van de Wetenschap open house: appreciated with an 8.5
The researchers at LifeTec Group are often asked about their work. In order to share their developments, LifeTec Group participated in the 'Weekend van de Wetenschap' on 8 October:
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Meet us in... Vienna
The 31st EACTS annual meeting is planned from 7 to 11 October in wonderful Vienna.
This year LifeTec Group will once again be present at this special event.
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'Het Weekend van de Wetenschap' open house @ LifeTec Group
'Het Weekend van de Wetenschap' is a unique opportunity for anyone interested in a look backstage at hundreds of scientific businesses, institutions and museums. The doors of LifeTec Group, ‘the beating heart of medtech Brainport’ , will be wide open on October 8.
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Behind the scenes: LifeTec Group at PCR London Valves 2017
As a business relation or follower of LifeTec Group, you’ve probably heard or read some of our announcements of, or reports on, the international conferences where you can meet us or see us at work. This time we’offer you a look behind the scenes:
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‘Focus: Valve’ Innsbruck (10-13 September)
Medical University Innsbruck (Austria) is organising the 9th ‘Focus: Valve’ meeting, September 10 through 13.
Training sessions are facilitated by LifeTec Group.
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ESB conference in Athens (4-8 September)
LifeTec Group's Melanie Krueger will be presenting during the ESB 2017 conference in Athens. "Flow influence on cell proliferation and tissue production in cellulose nanofibril hydrogels" is the subject.
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Summer is here!
Summer is here, holidays are enjoyed or upcoming. A wonderful period to sit down, relax and reload the batteries. To enjoy the time with family and friends. To create fine memories …
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New models to predict liver toxicity
"Many new pharmaceuticals turn out to be toxic, even after they have been released to the market", says Bart Spee. Together with his fellow researchers he's aiming to develop specialized liver cells, which could be used for purposes such as testing new medication.
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Marco looks back on ASAIO Chicago
Just returned from the trip to Chicago to visit the 63rd edition of the ASAIO conference, LifeTec Group's R&D Director Marco Stijnen looks back on this event and shares his thoughts.
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