To meet the challenges in healthcare of the 21st century, we need to develop novel approaches by combining Bioengineering and Medtech to cancer diagnosis
BIOENGINEERING MEDTECH AGAINST CANCER PITCH ELEVATOR SESSION (TOHEALTH) Key words: oncology, international, healthcare education, pitch elevator,
workshop on “Bioengineering and Medtech against cancer” on 24 and 25th November 2020 The event was part of the ToHealth project (https://eithealth eu/
SYNOPSIS BIOENGINEERING AND MEDTECH AGAINST CANCER Cancer is the second leading cause of death globally, and is responsible for an estimated
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BIOENGINEERING AND MEDTECH
AGAINST CANCER
To meet the challenges in healthcare of the 21st century, we need to develop novel approaches by combining Bioengineering and Medtech to cancer diagnosis and prognosis. Each has a role to play in this open innovation model: clinician, engineers, industrials, entrepreneurs, doctors, MedTech companies and, of course, patients.
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the digital oncology short course will take place the 24th and 25th of November 2020 in collaboration with IBEC and the Biocat.
AGENDA
DAY 1
Morning
9h00 ʹ 9h15: Opening ceremony (Medicen, Biocat, IBEC)
9h15 ʹ 10h15:
(Session 1) Liquid biopsies ʹ Towards an early diagnosis and real-time monitoring of cancer (Chair: Joan Montero) o Päivi Östling - Karolinska Institutet - Finland o Julien Taieb - AP-HP, Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou ʹ France 10h15 ʹ 10h30: Break
10h30 ʹ 11h30:
(Session 2) Tumor-on-chip ʹ a 3D tool for precision oncology (Chair: Nuria Montserrat) o Stephanie Descroix - Centre de recherche de l'Institut Curie- France o Matthias Lutolf- Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) -
Switzerland
Afternoon
14h00 ʹ 15h00:
(Session 3)
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o Alvaro Urbano-Ispizua - Josep Carreras Leukaemia Research Institute (IJC) -
Spain
o Sonia Guedan - IDIBAPS ʹ Spain 15h00 ʹ 15h10: Break
15h10 ʹ 16h10:
(Session 4) Mechanics of cancer growth and migration (Chair: Pere Roca-Cusachs) o Laura Machesky - Beatson Institute for Cancer Research ʹ UK o Jochen Guck - Max Planck Institute - Germany
16h15 ʹ 17h00: Open round table for the general public
DAY 2
Morning
9h00 ʹ 10h00:
(Session 5) Tumor-targeted drug delivery systems (Chair: Samuel Sanchez) o Maria José Alonso - Universidad de Santiago de Compostela (USC)-
Spain
o Jan Van Hest - Eindhoven University - The Netherlands 10h00 ʹ 10h15: Break
10h15 ʹ 11h15:
(Session 6)
Making it happen (Chair: Teresa Sanchis)
o Luís Pareras - Invivo Capital Partners, SGEIC, S.A. ʹ Spain o Laia Crespo - Sanofi Ventures- France o Jan-Willem VAN DE LOO ʹ European Commission
Afternoon
14h00 ʹ 16h00:
(Innovation track)
Pitch of start-ups and R&D projects
16h00 ʹ 18h00: Partnering session
18h05 ʹ 18h20: Closing ceremony of the short course