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Presentation to the science council
As one of RWTH Aachen University's Spin-offs, we participated in todays meeting of the science council We are proud to present PL BioScience and our innovative Platelet Lysate-based technologies to the science council. Next to the contact with the members of the council, we enjoyed the exchange
PL BioScience at GSCN Conference 2018 in Heidelberg
Let's get in touch - at booth no. 4! We are one of the exhibitors at the 6th Annual Conference of the German Stem Cell Network. Visit us and let's talk about human Platelet Lysate - the ideal cell culture supplement for your adult stem cells,
Meet us at 6th Annual GSCN Conference
19 - 21 September 2018 in Heidelberg - booth no. 4 We participate in the exhibition at the German Cancer Research Center and are looking forward to meeting you at our booth.
New Zealand FBS: Mycoplasma bovis
New Zealand plans to slaughter 150,000 cows as it tries to eradicate a strain of disease-causing Mycoplasma bovis bacteria. The bacteria was found for the first time in New Zealand in 2017 and can cause cows to develop mastitis, pneumonia, arthritis and other diseases. The impacts on the use and
PL BioScience in Interview Zone at WATRMC 2018 in London
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STL-rEh9_QQ[/embed] 'What are the remaining challenges in the field of cell culture?' Our CEO Dr. Hatim Hemeda talks about cell culture and market trends. During World Advanced Therapies & Regenerative Medicine Congress 2018 in London, our CEO Hatim spoke to Freya Leask (RegMedNet Editor) about the importance
PL BioScience sponsors ISBT workshop
22 - 23 March 2018 in Zurich We are proud to be a sponsor of the promising workshop 'Human Platelet Lysate - Current Standards and Future Developments' organised by the Working Party Cellular Therapies of the ISBT. The Workshop aims to provide a forum for manufactures, scientists
“Es geht auch anders – FBS in der Wissenschaft”
PL BioScience is cited on 'LABO ONLINE', the Specialist Portal for analytics, laboratory technology & applications (09 November 2017) (Article only available in German) Textauszüge: "Das humane Blutplättchen-Lysat (hPL) gehört zu den tierserumfreien Nährmedien. [
“Es ist ein ganzer Strauß von Vorteilen…”
Interview with our CEO, Dr. Hatim Hemeda, in the Memebers Information Booklet 'Doctors Against Animal Experiments Germany' (Issue 3/2017) (Article only available in German) Textauszug: “Humanes Plattchenlysat ist ein vergleichbar junges Produkt, das erst nach 2013 auf den Markt gekommen ist. […] Es fällt schwer zu glauben, aber
“FBS – Warum ein Umstieg erfolgen muss”
Article in the Memebers Information Booklet 'Doctors Against Animal Experiments Germany' (Issue 3/2017) (Article only available in German) Textauszüge: "Der wichtigste Grund, weshalb auf den Gebrauch von fetalem Kälberserum verzichtet werden sollte, ist, dass die Gewinnung mit erheblichem Leid und dem Tod von Millionen Kälberfeten einhergeht." "Um das millionenfache
“Spin-off liefert Zelllösungen”
PL BioScience is mentioned in the University Newspaper RWTHinsight (Article only available in German) RWTHinsight Issue 01/2016 Photo: Peter Winandy
“Innovation im Fokus der EFRE Förderung”
SEVERIT-Projekt - PL BioScience als Kooperationspartner in einem richtungsweisenden Forschungsvorhaben Die Produktion und Qualitätssicherung von Stammzell-abgeleiteten Extrazellulären Vesikeln für neuartige regenerative und immunmodulierende Therapieansätze sind das Ziel dieses Forschungsvorhabens und wichtige Schritte hin zur klinischen Herstellungserlaubnis. Hierfür kooperieren das Institut für Transfusionsmedizin, die Klinik für Knochenmarktransplantation,
Interview: hPL as an FBS alternative
Interview with our colleague Ute Steinbusch in the issue 3/2016 of the magazine 'Laborjournal' (Article only available in German) Textauszug: "Die Zahl serumfreier Alternativen zum FBS steigt. Ein Start-up aus Aachen beispielsweise bietet humanes Blutplättchenlysat (hPL) als Wachstumsmedium an - auf Wunsch sogar dreidimensional. Ein Gespräch über Zweitverwertung und