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Attachment Final Report

– Dissemination –

FP7-HEALTH-n° 279288

The IDEA project website will stay after the end of the program under the same URL as during

project period: http://www.idea-cell-technologies.eu

The logo printed on all templates and publications during the project period was developed by a

graphic designer, coordinated with the partners and supported the recognition of the project.

Table templates, information sheets and other publications were thus able to advertise with the

recognition value.

The project leaflet (A5-format) was produced in order to provide interested parties with all

important information in a short form. Aims and structure of the project were clearly presented

and the important contacts were published. The project partners were thus able to inform about

IDEA in all contacts with interested public.

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A folder (A4 format) was created to create a unified framework for events. At conferences and

workshops written documents were handed over to the participants in this folder.

For the closing event, a large poster was developed (A1 format) and displayed in the public space

as well as in various clinics and partner institutions. Leaflet and poster are free to download .

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All materials have been made available to all project partners for their own use. The interested

public could also order it under the contact address. The IDEA project website served as a central

information tool for events and measures that were also accessible to the public.

The final event was held in close cooperation and with the support of the Berlin-Brandenburg

Center for Regenerative Therapies to inform the interested and the expert public about current

activities and project results.

Agenda Final Workshop

9:30 Key note: Regenerative Medicine in 2030 – Expectations and Perspectives

Prof. Hans-Dieter Volk, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin,

Berlin-Brandenburg Center for Regenerative Therapies

10:00 IDEA – New Tools for Regenerative Medicine, a European Program Project

Prof. Ulrich Pison, IDEA Coordinator

10:30 Neurogenesis as a Treatment Target in Alzheimer's disease and Synuclein

dementias

Prof. Paul Francis, Kings College London

11:00 Brain Rejuvenation: a therapeutic approach towards CNS diseases

Prof. Ludwig Aigner, Paracelsus Medical University Salzburg

11:30 Iron oxide nanoparticles for regenerative medicine

Dr. Maria Steinke, University Würzburg-Translational Center

Regenerative Therapies for Oncology and Musculoskeletal Diseases

12:00 Vascular repair - from human to mice and back

Prof. Piotr Religa, Karolinska University Stockholm

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch

13:30 Magnetic nanoparticles for homing and tracking of stem cells

Dr. Cordula Grüttner, Micromod GmbH Rostock, Alexander Kraupner, nanoPET

14:00 Next Generation Cell Analysis and Quality Control using Raman Trapping

Microscopy

Dr. Karin Schütze, Celltool GmbH Bernried

14:30 Magnetic nanoparticles and labelled cells in Magnetic Particle Spectroscopy

and relaxivity measurements with Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Dr. Florian Fidler, Fraunhofer Development Center X-ray Technology Würzburg

15.00 Magnetic Particle Imagig – Therapeutic monitoring for Regenerative Medicine?

Prof. Ulrich Pison, Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin

15:30 Final discussion - New Tools for Regenerative Medicine

Panel: Prof. Ludwig Aigner, Paracelsus Medical University - Salzburg

Prof. Zbigniew Gaciong, Medical University - Warzaw

Dr. Karin Schütze, Celltool GmbH - Bernried

Dr. Maria Steinke, Translational Center Regenerative Therapies for

Oncology and Musculoskeletal Diseases – Würzburg

Moderation: Prof. Pison, Charité, Berlin

16:30 Closing remarks

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This official agenda gives an impression about the wide spread topics of the project and the presentations

during the international workshop. After each of the speeches there had been opportunity to ask

questions and to discuss the results in an open and constructive atmosphere.

BCRT director and spokesman Prof. Dr. Volk opened the conference with his view on the future

expectations and perspectives of regenerative medicine.

As host of the event he was very interested to get into conversation about his ideas and so the

subsequent discussion round became a stimulating opening.

The following speakers of various IDEA partners presented their view on the most interesting aspects of

the cooperative work they’ve realized during the past five years.

Prof. Paul Francis from King’s College London for example showed results of his cell research.

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Prof. Ludwig Aigner from the Paracelsus Medical Universität Salzburg discussed about the topic Brain

Rejuvenation after his speech with the audience. IDEA-Coordinator Prof. Pison moderated the talks.

Dr. Maria Steinke, University Würzburg - Translational Center “Regenerative Therapies for cancer and

musculoskeletal diseases” talked about cell labelling with nanoparticles and the results of the tests that

led to all deliverables of working group no. 6

Prof. Piotr Religa discussed the results of his tests with cell labeling in the framework of the Work package

5 activities “perform cell transplantation in vivo”.

In the final panel discussion about “New Tools for Regenerative Medicine” the whole day’s inputs,

questions and contributions were brought together and the discussants draw conclusions and tried to

describe the way for future activities.

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Panelists (f.l.t.r): Prof. Pison, Topass, Berlin; Dr. Steinke, University Würzburg;

Dr. Schütze, Celltool GmbH – Bernried, Prof. Gaciong, Medical University

Warzaw and Prof. Aigner, Paracelsus Medical University – Salzburg

Dr. Karin Schütze, Celltool GmbH demonstrating a device of the Raman

System to interested participants during the poster and information fair

in the lobby hall of the Berlin-Brandenburg Center for Regenerative Therapies.

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IDEA speakers and partners met the participants of the conference during the

lunch break and the pause times having conversations about the various topics of the day.

Videos of the live broadcast will be available later on at the IDEA website. This enables a broader

interested audience and public to inform about the presentations of results in the next time. The

conclusions of the IDEA project will be presented in a publication that will be available in the second half

year 2017.

– IDEA Conferences and Meetings –

26.03.2012

Berlin/Germany

Kick-off meeting

11.-12. 10.2012

Stockholm/Sweden

Annual meeting 2012.

03.-04.06.2013

Salzburg/Austria

Annual meeting 2013

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05.06.2013

Salzburg/Austria

Workshop on RAMAN-spectroscopy

26.06.2013

Berlin/Germany

Workshop on financial issues

28.-29.04.2014

London/Great Britain

Annual Assembly 2014

16.-17.09.2014

Bernried/Germany

Steering Committee Meeting

02.02.2015

Berlin/Germany

Steering Committee Meeting

10.-11.06.2015

Würzburg/Germany

International Workshop WITE

and Annual Assembly 2015

30.-31.05.2016

Berlin/Germany

Advisory bodies meet IDEA

at the Annual Assembly 2016

30.01.2017

Berlin/Germany

International Workshop

Poster Exhibition and

Annual Assembly 2017