7 October 2026 | 14:55 - 16:10
Regenerative pharmacology is a rapidly evolving field that aims to restore the function and structure of aged- and/or diseased tissues and organs in the body with targeted therapies intended to repair, renew and regenerate. Regeneration is a process governed by immune signalling, metabolic status, extracellular matrix dynamics, and interorgan communication. This session highlights cutting edge methodology and advances in target identification, GPCR research, organoid systems, and precision medicine how allow rational design of therapies that promote regeneration.
Chairs: Martina Schmidt (University of Groningen), Marina Trombetta-Lima (University of Groningen)
Speakers: Tamara Mocking (LACDR), Reggie Bosma (VU Amsterdam), Marina Trombetta-Lima (University of Groningen), Marie Sels (UHasselt)
Oral Presenter: Rosa Randoe (VU Amsterdam)
FIGON Partners: NVF
Time Schedule
| 14:55 - 15:05 | Selected Oral Presentation Rosa Randoe - The search for modulators targeting orphan receptor GPRC5B to investigate its role in the rare brain disorder MLC |
| 15:05 - 15:20 | Tamara Mocking - Hijacking GPCR internalization with AgoTACs to degrade the adenosine A3 receptor |
| 15:20 - 15:35 | Reggie Bosma - Pharmacological diversity of chemokine receptor regulation |
| 15:35 - 15:50 | Marie Sels - A Tick’s Grip on Immunity: Structural Determinants of Salp15–CD4 Interaction and effect on human CD4+ T cells |
| 15:50 - 16:05 | Marina Trombetta-Lima - Human Organoids as Platforms for Regenerative Pharmacology |
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