During the event we hosted a Lonza booth featuring our Nucleofector® Platform, supporting any CRISPR applications from small scale to screening and large-scale therapeutic applications.
Sharing newest R&D data
In addition, Stefanie Muethel (Team Lead, R&D Lonza Cologne) presented the latest results using the 4D-Nucleofector® LV Unit PRO for the large scale transfection of T cells, NK cells, and CD34+ cells, both in a talk and during the poster session. She showed data for electroporation of genome editing cargos including CRISPR knock-outs, CRISPR knock-ins and transposon-transposase based integrations.
Coffee, Conversations - and Community
Not everything happened in lecture halls. A crowd favorite was our sponsored coffee tuk-tuk, serving fresh coffee and creating a natural hub for informal exchange. Not only we, but also many other genome engineers enjoyed a freshly brewed coffee.
On Wednesday, we hosted a seminar featuring a short presentation on our Nucleofector® Technology including brand new genome editing data, followed by an open panel discussion. To conclude, we held an interactive pub quiz – four lucky winners received a Nucleofector® Kit for free to support their next CRISPR experiments.
Curious to learn more about how Nucleofector® Technology supports genome editing workflows – from early discovery to large-scale applications?
Check out our dedicated page on genome editing: Efficient Genome Editing using Nucleofector® Technology
Written by
Camilla
Scientific Support Specialist