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SUMMARY:Optimizing CPA composition and delivery to avoid ice formation with minimal toxicity
DESCRIPTION:Featuring Adam Higgins\, Ph.D. \n Tuesday\, November 18\, 2025 3–4 PM CT | 4–5 PM ET | 1–2 AM PT Zoom: https://umn.zoom.us/j/93724503705
URL:https://atp-bio.org/event/optimizing-cpa-composition-and-delivery-to-avoid-ice-formation-with-minimal-toxicity/
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SUMMARY:Community-level approaches to safeguard aquatic genetic resources
DESCRIPTION:Featuring Terrence R. Tiersch\, Ph.D. (LSU Agricultural Center) Tuesday\, October 21\, 2025 12–1 PM CT | 1–2 PM ET | 10–11 AM PT Zoom: https://umn.zoom.us/j/93724503705From protecting coral reefs to preserving zebrafish lines vital for biomedical research\, this talk will highlight innovative community-driven strategies to protect aquatic biodiversity. Don’t miss it!
URL:https://atp-bio.org/event/community-level-approaches-to-safeguard-aquatic-genetic-resources/
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SUMMARY:Trainee Highlights
DESCRIPTION:NSF ATP-Bio’s Public Webinar Series \npresents a special session \nTRAINEE HIGHLIGHTS \nTuesday\, 16 September 2025 \n3-4pm CT | 4-5pm ET | 1-2pm PT \nZOOM LINK \n\n\n Click here to add this webinar to your Google Calendar
URL:https://atp-bio.org/event/trainee-highlights/
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SUMMARY:ATP-Bio Public Webinar Series: Dr. Robert Montgomery
DESCRIPTION:For decades\, Robert Montgomery\, MD\, PhD\, the H. Leon Pachter\, MD\, Professor of Surgery at NYU Langone\, has pioneered advances to make organ transplants more readily available to patients who need them. Among his pioneering innovations are for example (i) domino kidney transplants—in which multiple living-donor kidneys are swapped so each recipient receives a compatible organ\, (ii) the safe use of organs that test positive for hepatitis C\, (iii) using organs from other species – xenotransplantation – to help fill vast gaps in organ supply and (iv) development and application of the paradigm changing decedent model – brain dead human donors as a targeted testbed for key medical treatments. For these breakthroughs\, Dr. Montgomery\, who is also chair of the Department of Surgery at NYU Grossman School of Medicine\, received the prestigious 2024 Jacobson Innovation Award from the American College of Surgeons. \nDr. Montgomery knows personally all too well about the constraints and gaps in the current transplant ecosystem system having died and been revived multiple times before receiving a heart transplant. He also personally has experienced about the life saving and changing gift of organ donation that enabled him to receive a new heart. \nIn this designated guest talk and fireside chat Dr. Montgomery will briefly share (i) how the true need for organ transplantation is significantly larger than what waitlist statistics suggest and (ii) his thoughts on the potential of Xeno translation near and medium term\, and then (iii) in more depth\, discuss pioneering “decedent model” and (iv) how it can help accelerate and transform transplantation\, including organ preservation advances and potentially medicine more broadly. \n  \nZOOM LINK \n  \n \nDr. Robert Montgomery\nMD\, DPhil\, FACS\nH. Leon Pachter Chair and Professor of Surgery\nDirector\, NYU Langone Transplant Institute\nThe decedent model: A new paradigm for accelerate need lifesaving biomedical innovation and de-risking high stakes clinical trials \nDr. Robert A. Montgomery is Chair of Surgery and Director of the Transplant Institute at NYU Langone Health. A pioneer in transplantation\, he developed laparoscopic live kidney donation\, the Domino Paired Donation protocol\, and xenotransplanation. A National Academy of Medicine member\, he has published over 325 articles and received numerous honors\, including the 2022 Liberty Science Center Genius Award\, Newsweek’s America’s Greatest Disruptors\, and Ukraine’s Order of Merit for humanitarian efforts.
URL:https://atp-bio.org/event/atp-bio-public-webinar-series-dr-robert-montgomery/
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SUMMARY:NSF ATP-Bio and the Society for Cryobiology Joint Webinar Series
DESCRIPTION:ATP-Bio Public Webinar Series presents: \nMonday\, 23 June\, 2025 \n10-11 am US CT\n11am-12 pm US ET\n8-9 am US PT\n5-6 pm Central Europe \nZOOM LINK\n 
URL:https://atp-bio.org/event/nsf-atp-bio-and-the-society-for-cryobiology-joint-webinar-series/
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SUMMARY:NSF ATP-Bio PUBLIC WEBINAR SERIES
DESCRIPTION:Justyna Jaskiewicz\, DVM\, Ph.D.\, and Rebecca Sandlin\, Ph.D.\, will discuss their recent publication\, Biopreserving Pathogens: Promise & Peril\, that examines the benefits and risks of advanced biopreservation of pathogens. The article focuses on Cryptosporidium and Plasmodium\, two pathogens that sicken millions of people each year. \nResearch on vaccines and therapeutics has been impacted by challenges in preserving and storing these pathogens. With rapid advancements in biopreservation technologies\, the development of effective interventions may now be streamlined. However\, the authors caution that consideration of legal and ethical strategies are essential to mitigate the risks associated with the long-term storage of pathogens\, such as accidental or intentional release to the public. \nThe article was one of ten\, authored by a team of researchers\, featured as part of the symposium\, Emerging Technologies to Stop Biological Time: The Ethical\, Legal & Policy Challenges of Advanced Biopreservation\, in the Journal of Law\, Medicine & Ethics. \nThis material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. EEC \n  \nZOOM LINK \n  \n \n 
URL:https://atp-bio.org/event/nsf-atp-bio-public-webinar-series/
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SUMMARY:Introduction to ARMI - Advancing America's Bioeconomy
DESCRIPTION:ATP-Bio Public Webinar Series Presents: \nJared Matthews (ARMI) \nSenior Manager of Business Development and Membership Services\nAdvanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute (ARMI) \nJared Matthews drives strategic growth and industry engagement; ensures alignment across ARMI’s initiatives in enabling technology\, regulatory strategy\, analytical characterization\, applied manufacturing\, commercialization\, and workforce development to accelerate the scalable manufacturing of engineered cells\, tissues\, and organs; and leads business development for ARMI BioIndustries Corp.\, a CDMO specializing in stem cell-derived and tissue-based therapeutics. \nWith a background in business development for engineering consulting\, Matthews has experience in robotics\, autonomous systems\, and biotechnology. He brings a deep passion for cutting-edge technologies to ARMI\, helping to shape and expand the regenerative manufacturing ecosystem. He holds a degree in Criminal Justice and Political Science from Plymouth State University and is currently pursuing his MBA. \n  \nYOUTUBE RECORDING \n 
URL:https://atp-bio.org/event/introduction-to-armi-advancing-americas-bioeconomy/
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