Hands-on workshop · Workshop B
PRP & Cell Processing Lab
Bench session on preparing, counting, activating and documenting platelet and cell products.
- Saturday, 20 February 2027
- 14:00–17:00
- Skills Lab
$199Early bird
ASRTM members $159.20
8 of 30 places left73% booked
Requires a Full Congress Pass or Student & Resident Pass
Stations
What you'll practise
01
Preparation systems
Single- and double-spin protocols, buffy coat and gravity systems.
02
Counting & quality
Platelet and leukocyte counts, yield and concentration factor.
03
Activation
Calcium, thrombin and no-activation protocols, and when they matter.
04
Traceability
Labelling, batch records and what to report in publications.
Faculty
Taught by
Dr. Mei-Ling Chen
Head of Cell Quality Assurance
Formosa BioCell Laboratories, Taipei
Dr. Mei-Ling Chen is Head of Cell Quality Assurance at Formosa BioCell Laboratories, Taipei. Dr. Chen's work centres on quality control, release testing and AI-assisted manufacturing records. They lead a multidisciplinary team and teach on postgraduate courses across the region. At ICRT 2027, Dr. Chen presents “Quality control in the clinic: what to measure, record and report”.
Dr. Sabrina Islam
Senior Scientist, Cell & Tissue Laboratory
Dhaka Institute of Translational Health
Dr. Sabrina Islam is Senior Scientist, Cell & Tissue Laboratory at Dhaka Institute of Translational Health. Dr. Islam's work centres on dental pulp stem cells and laboratory quality systems. They are a regular faculty member at international congresses and hands-on training courses. At ICRT 2027, Dr. Islam presents “Dental pulp stem cells: from tooth bank to clinic”.
Prof. Kenji Morimoto
Director, Cell Processing Facility
Kansai Institute of Regenerative Science, Osaka
Prof. Kenji Morimoto is Director, Cell Processing Facility at Kansai Institute of Regenerative Science, Osaka. Prof. Morimoto's work centres on closed-system, point-of-care cell manufacturing. They lead a multidisciplinary team and teach on postgraduate courses across the region. At ICRT 2027, Prof. Morimoto presents “A shared vocabulary: classifying platelet and cell preparations”.