Cell culture is an important tool for research and development in the life science industry. In recent years, three-dimensional cell culture, where cells can be observed growing and interacting with their surroundings, has attracted interest in the pharmaceutical industry. A key reason is that 3D cultures more effectively mimic the conditions in which cells naturally grow and interact. This meeting will look at the latest developments in the 3D cell culture field by among other things, discussing the potential for these technologies to replace animal models and examining different products such as organs-on-chips.
