11.-12.06.2025
Berlin, Germany

All About Growth

CellME Berlin connects scientists, engineers, and innovators to showcase transformative advancements in cell culture, microfluidics, and in vitro modeling technologies. The conference fosters collaboration among experts to explore cutting-edge solutions in 3D cell culture, organoid and spheroid systems, bioprinting, microfluidics fabrication, and automated systems for scalable biomedical applications. Attendees will engage in interactive hands-on technical sessions, live demonstrations of state-of-the-art microfluidic and in vitro platforms, and dynamic discussions driving innovation in biomedical research, therapeutic development, and personalized medicine.

As a sister event, CellME Berlin is co-located with BioCHIP Berlin 2025 – International Forum for Biochips and Microfabrication.

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What to Expect

  • Integrated Technology Sessions: Discover innovations in engineering and fabricating organoid, spheroid, and 3D cell culture platforms with microfluidics for advanced biomedical applications.
  • Live Technology Demonstrations: Interact with cutting-edge microfluidic devices, 3D cell culture platforms, and in vitro modeling systems through hands-on demos.
  • Showcase of Fabrication, Materials, and Components: Explore advances in microfluidics fabrication, smart biomaterials, and functional components shaping cell culture and in vitro modeling.
  • Technology Dialogue: Join clinicians, engineers, and researchers to discuss and advance cell culture, microfluidics, and in vitro modeling innovations.
  • Translating Innovations to Real-World Solutions: Connect with industry and end users to translate cell culture, microfluidics, and in vitro modeling research into practical biomedical solutions.
SPECIAL TRACK 2025

Single-Cell Technologies

The track will explore advancements in single-cell research techniques, focusing on the analysis, integration, and interpretation of single-cell omics data, with implications for medical and translational research.