Atelerix presents advances in science: keeping things fresh

Who This Seminar Is For

This seminar is designed for:

• Scientists and technical leads in innovative biotech and cell-based research

• Teams experiencing loss of viability or function in sensitive biosamples

• Organisations working with live cells, tissues, organoids or other fragile materials

• Groups seeking greater flexibility and reliability in biosample handling

If biosample degradation is affecting data quality, timelines or reproducibility, this seminar is for you.

Why Attend

Maintaining biosample freshness and viability is a critical challenge in modern bioscience.

Small losses in viability during storage or transport can lead to failed experiments, inconsistent results and costly delays.

At this seminar, you will:

• Understand the biological causes of biosample degradation over time

• Learn how shelf life can be extended while maintaining functional integrity

• See real-world examples of improved viability and experimental consistency

• Explore approaches to biosample preservation that fit into existing workflows

This is a technical, practical session focused on real scientific challenges, not a sales pitch.

Event Details

Location

Hauxton House
Mill SciTech Park
Mill Lane, Hauxton
Cambridge, CB22 5HX

Date

Thursday 26 March 2026

Timing

Agenda and timings to be confirmed

Agenda

The session is expected to include:

• Why fragile biosamples lose viability over time

• Factors that influence biosample shelf life during storage and transport

• Practical strategies for keeping samples fresh and functional

• Case studies from real research workflows

• Open discussion and questions