This webinar is an exclusive opportunity to explore the revolutionary potential of the CO2 Cellbox™ portable incubators in biological transport logistics. Discover how hot-chain technology provides optimal conditions for the transport of living cells, ensuring better cell quality, time savings, and cost efficiency.
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Introduction
The transportation of live cells and biological materials has long been a significant challenge in biomedical research and clinical applications. Traditional cold chain logistics, which relies on freezing or cooling methods, often jeopardizes the viability, phenotype preservation, and functionality of sensitive biological samples during transit. In response to these challenges, the Cellbox™ portable CO2 incubators have emerged as a groundbreaking innovation in biological transport, offering a revolutionary solution through warm chain technology. This technology provides optimal physiological conditions for live cell transportation, ensuring that cells are transported at ideal temperatures to maintain their integrity and viability.
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Webinar Overview
We invite you to join an exclusive webinar to explore the revolutionary potential of Cellbox™ portable CO2 incubators in transforming biological transport logistics. Learn how warm chain technology provides optimal physiological conditions for live cell transportation, ensuring higher cell quality, time savings, and cost efficiency.
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Key Topics:
- The challenges of cryopreservation and cold chain logistics.
- Real-world application studies demonstrate improved cell viability, phenotype preservation, and functionality.
- The impact of Cellbox™ on cutting-edge fields such as gene and cell therapy, regenerative medicine, and 3D bioprinting.
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Our Speaker |
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Prof. Dr. Kathrin Adlkofer is a renowned entrepreneur and scientist, with extensive experience in academia and industry. As the founder and CEO of Cellbox Solutions GmbH, she leads a company focused on professional cell logistics on a global scale. Her academic background is extensive, holding a PhD in Molecular and Cellular Biology from the Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich. Kathrin's academic career spans prestigious institutions such as the Universities of Berlin, Harvard, and Zurich, and includes a post-doctoral fellowship at the renowned Salk Institute in San Diego, USA.
Her leadership experience extends to several biotech and health tech startups, where she served as CEO before founding Cellbox Solutions GmbH. She has also been involved in promoting life sciences innovation as the head of the Life Science Cluster agencies in the states of Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein.
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