And a huge thank you to all our speakers, sponsors, venue staff, and organisers! We couldn't have done it without you!

It's been a month since we hosted the 1st Cambridge Human Organoid Symposium #CHOS2025, and we're still riding the high from how incredible you all made the day. You weren't just attendees — you were participants who brought the event to life!

Keep an eye out for CHOS 2026🚀

We've earned a commendation from the @events.hsj.co.uk HSJ Partnership Awards 2025, recognising most effective collaborations with the NHS!✨

Thank you for the recognition and congratulations to all the other finalists and winners!
#HSJpartnershipawards

It was 29th March when THE paper from Sato et al., 2009 was published, the mother of organoids. Fast-forward 16 years, we are now grateful to be able to work with over 1500 patients' organoid lines from across Europe. This is something worth celebrating!🎉
#OrganoidDay

For all the previous issues of Under the Microscope🧬, with all the news, cool articles, and fun experiments, click here
-> www.stemcells.cam.ac.uk/about-us/eng...

Check out our latest newsletter Under the Microscope (already issue 10😮) covering updates from the team, bit of science, and most importantly stories from our patients!🫶
stemcells.cam/engage/proje...

Our final year PhD student, Ellie Slater, gave some great talk this week at the @scicambridge.bsky.social PhD and Postdoc Seminar about her research on MHC molecules in IBD.👏 Full room and great engagement!

Zilbauer Lab is on BlueSky now!✨ Follow us for cool #research updates and groundbreaking #discoveries in #IBD #organoids #epigenetics, collaborations, and behind-the-scenes!🧪