The Translational Center for Barrier Microphysiological Systems(TraCe)*, The MPS Network**, and the University of Rochester Biomedical Engineering Department present: 

 - Rochester MPS Day, a symposium celebrating innovation and collaboration in microphysiological systems in Rochester.

Join local experts and emerging MPS researchers for an inspiring day of groundbreaking innovations in tissue chips, organoids, and next generation drug development tools. Come meet Rochester's growing community of MPS enthusiasts and your next collaborators! 

-  2025 Rochester MPS Day Detailed Flyer with Program (pdf)

-  2025 Rochester MPS Day General Flyer (pdf)

Highlights Include:
- Complex In Vitro Models of Human Tissues
- MPS for Discovery and Drug Development
- Build Your Own MPS!
- FDA Qualification of Tissue Chips
- Sensors for Tissue Chips

Join us in person, or on Zoom and don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and collaborate!
We look forward to seeing you there!
📍 Location: Helen Wood Hall, Room HWH 1W-304 or ZOOM
🔗 Register to Attend: https://lnkd.in/gfFP62mJ

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* TraCe (Translational Center for Barrier Microphysiological Systems) consists of members from the UR Biomedical Engineering department, CMSR (Center for Musculoskeletal Research), CTSI (Clinical & Translational Science Institute), and the UR Dermatology department.

** The MPS Network membership includes students, technicians, post-doctoral fellows, and faculty from a litany of different departments including Biomedical Engineering, Pathology, Dermatology, Microbiology & Immunology, Material Science, Data Science, and more.  ​​​​​​​