Advanced Cell Scaffolds for Complex 3D Tissue Fabrication: From Cancer Research to Wagyu Meat

Welcome to the seminar “Advanced Cell Scaffolds for Complex 3D Tissue Fabrication: From Cancer Research to Wagyu Meat” with Professor Michiya Matsusaki from the Division of Applied Chemistry, Graduate School of Engineering, The University of Osaka, Japan.

The seminar is organised by our member CREATE Health Translational Cancer Centre as part of its 20th anniversary celebrations, marking two decades of patient-centric cancer research. The seminar takes place on 16 September at 1:00-2:00 pm in Allvar at Inspira, Medicon Village.

CREATE Health develops and translates cutting-edge diagnostic and therapeutic innovations into real-world clinical solutions that improve patient outcomes and advance public health. By combining state-of-the-art technologies – including AI-driven data analytics, next-generation sequencing, advanced molecular imaging, precision biologics and targeted delivery systems – CREATE Health accelerates discovery, validates efficacy in clinical settings and helps bring scalable solutions to patients and society.

In 2025, CREATE Health received a SEK 420 million donation from the Mrs Berta Kamprad Cancer Foundation – the largest single donation to Lund University since its founding in 1666. Distributed over five years, the funding is dedicated to translational cancer research within the L2CancerBridge programme.

For more information on the seminar, please contact corinna.richter@immun.lth.se.