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Congrats to Chloë De Clercq from Ghent University for winning the Insta-Your-Cell Photo challenge organized by ISCT, International Society for Cell & Gene Therapy. She used the spatial selective photoporation feature to transfect adherent cardiomyocytes and will be featured on the cover of the May edition of Cytotherapy and will be able to present her research at the annual event.

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SAVE THE DATE: Monday 3rd of Feb 2025! Kicking off with a keynote presentation by Prof. Dr. Jan Gettemans we’ll be presenting photoporation technology at GIGA - Université de Liège. This time we’ll focus on payload delivery (nanobodies, fluorophores, mRNA, siRNA…) into immune cells, stem cells and many others. Interested in cell engineering, live cell imaging, inflammasome, cell tracking, cell-cell interaction? Photoporation is for you. More information will follow soon, but you can preregister by sending an email to info@trincebio.com #nanobodies #mRNA #siRNA #ipsc #stemcells #msc #immunecells #celltracking #cellimaging #cellengineering #transfection #bioimaging

🎄 Holiday Greetings with a Scientific Twist! 🎄 A big thank you to Chloë De Clercq for her creative Christmas wishes, beautifully demonstrating the custom pattern capabilities of the LumiPore® by transfecting adherent HeLa cells into the precise shape of a Christmas tree. Interested in enhancing your research with our precise transfection capabilities? Reach out to us at info@trincebio.com to learn more! Happy Holidays from the Trince Bio team! 🎅🔬

Eva has a background in pharmaceutical sciences and holds a PhD in biophysics.  She is a multidisciplinary scientist with expertise in cellular assays, cell engineering, confocal microscopy, and spectroscopy.  Eva will support our team in optimizing new protocols for photoporation. There’s no doubt she will strengthen our Trince Team! Welcome Eva Biela!

Pulse to pulse: Laser precision, straight to the heart! ❤️ Precise and spatial selective transfections of adherent cell types, only possible thanks to the LumiPore are crucial in (stem) cell research, especially when dealing with #iPSCs. Support Chloë De Clercq with her submission in the ISCT, International Society for Cell & Gene Therapy yearly insta-your-cells contest and vote for image 2 using the link below! Precise delivery of FITC-labelled dextran in iPSC-derived #cardiomyocytes https://lnkd.in/geHRZ9Cc

Once more, our CSO Kevin Braeckmans leads the field with his expertise in non-viral cell engineering using photoporation technology. As a "Highly Cited Researcher" from Ghent University, Kevin paves the way for cell therapies to be safer, more accessible, and affordable. To qualify as a 'Highly Cited Researcher’, scientists must have a high impact on their colleagues. Overall, the honor only falls to 1 in 1,000 scientists. More info can be found here: https://lnkd.in/grnCUJsX Do you want to go virus-free? Don't hesitate to contact us via info@trincebio.com

We would love to Welcome Simon Sioen! He has a background in biology and radiation physics.  Currently, Simon is expanding his research expertise in cell transfection techniques, which makes him an excellent match with the Trince team.   Welcome on board Simon!

Curious about what Trince can do in the live imaging field? Talk to Patricio Luzuriaga tomorrow at the 4th Day of Intravital Microscopy organized by VIB. Reach out to Patricio directly or via info@trincebio.com to book your meeting. More information on the conference can be found here: https://lnkd.in/eaNnhgKT

Our VP of Business Development Jan Van Hauwermeiren will attend BIO-Europe next week. Reach out to him via info@trincebio.com or through the networking app to schedule a meeting and discuss partnerships to advance the cell engineering field!