News

Laura won the best presentation award at the LUCC Research Day 2026 in Lund for her work entitled 'The human BM niche's role in DC regulation and its implications for AML immunotherapy'. Congratulations Laura!

The BuonMarrow Consortium gathered in Lund for two productive days of discussions and strategy planning as we enter the final year of the project. Partners came together to share ongoing results, define the next steps for the months ahead, and enjoy a dinner with a sea view in Bjärred!

In the beautiful Palma de Mallorca, Paul and Camille had the chance to present the diverse projects carried out in the lab during the TERMIS-EU meeting. This was also an opportunity to meet the BuonMarrow Pathfinder team, which we will very soon host in Lund for the Consortium annual meeting!

Sara and Laura took part in Science to School 2026, meeting pupils at Filbornaskolan in Helsingborg. They first introduced stem cells to them and tested what they learnt with a quiz. They also discussed about their own journey in science and what they are doing in their current projects. Lastly, the pupils could handle some cell culture lab material, and they could even try to inject some microfluidic chips!

Elia gave a presentation of his joint work with Camille on the bone marrow-on-a-chip developed for the BuonMarrow Consortium project during the WCMM Research Day 2026. Sara also contributed to the organization of this successful event!

On March 20th, Camille, Sara and Elia organized a workshop as part of UniStem Day 2026. The objective was to teach high school students how to inject the microfluidic platforms used in the lab. The three groups of students showed high interest in the activity, and they all did a great job!