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SELECTBIO Conferences Stem Cells in Drug Discovery 2015

Tristan Thwaites's Biography



Tristan Thwaites, Business Development & Product Specialist, Axol Bioscience

Tristan began his studies at University College London, completing a B.Sc in Biology in 2008. He continued at Imperial College London completing firstly an MRes and then in 2013 a Ph.D in Cell and Molecular Biology under Dr Rey Carabeo.

After a short spell as lab manager at the University of Aberdeen, he began his career at Axol Bioscience in April 2014. As a cell culture specialist, his core role involved deriving human pluripotent stem cells (hPSCs) using the recent Nobel Prize winning Cellular Reprogramming technology and generating neural stem cells and neurons from the hPSCs. He combined this with his passion for R&D, where he focused much of his energy on the design, development and characterization of Axol’s next-generation range of fully defined neural cell culture products including media and coating reagents.

Having showed great enthusiasm in engaging customers and collaborators in scientific discussion, he decided to leave the lab environment for a new role focused on managing Axol’s relationship with existing and new customers. He now focuses on identifying customer needs, and providing customized solutions based on his deep theoretical and practical knowledge of the Axol product range.

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Application of Axol Human iPS Cell-derived Cells for Drug Screening in a Dish

Tuesday, 2 June 2015 at 16:30

Add to Calendar ▼2015-06-02 16:30:002015-06-02 17:30:00Europe/LondonApplication of Axol Human iPS Cell-derived Cells for Drug Screening in a DishStem Cells in Drug Discovery 2015 in CambridgeCambridgeSELECTBIOenquiries@selectbiosciences.com

Human iPS-derived cells provide a great research tool to complement studies performed in vivo using animal models and are an easier to obtain/less heterogenous source of cells than primary and human ESCs.


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