Berlin Organoid Symposium 2026
The 2nd Berlin Organoid Symposium will bring together leading researchers and emerging scientists to explore the next frontiers of organoid biology. Building on the success of its first edition, the symposium will expand the dialogue beyond Berlin, fostering interactions across institutions, disciplines, and international research communities.
The meeting aims to catalyse innovative ideas, promote interdisciplinary collaborations, and shape the future of human model systems and regenerative medicine in 3D.
Datum: 6–7 October 2026
- Day 1: 8:45 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
- Day 2: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
The symposium will bring together outstanding researchers working across:
- Organoid modelling and biology
- Stem cell & developmental biology
- Regenerative medicine
- Disease modelling
- Spatial biology & computational omics
An exciting program showcased by an exceptional line-up of international speakers:
Nikolaus Rajewsky • Kim Jensen • Ludovic Vallier • Grey Camp • Andreas Hocke • Benedetta Artegiani • Sina Bartfeld • John De Vos • Mina Gouti • Delilah Hendriks • Sasha Mendjan • Michael Sigal• Mattia F.M. Gerli • Milad Rezvani • Thomas Conrad • Harald Stachelscheid • Amanda Andersson-Rolf • Agnieszka Rybak-Wolf • Cornelia Schwayer • Irene Talon • Tim Schmäche • Lukas Ehlen • Eva-Maria Dehne, and more.
Submit your abstracts or posters to dylan.liabeuf@bih-charite.de
- Selected talks
- Poster sessions
Learn more and register now: Berlin Organoid Symposium - 2nd Edition - Aktuelles - BIH at Charité
Berlin Institute of Health - Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin - Bayer
Registration
Registration is open until Friday, October 2nd 2026.
The symposium will welcome researchers from Berlin, Germany and the international organoid community. Due to limited capacity, early registration is recommended.
To support the organisation of this expanded two-day international meeting, supporting the invited speakers from around the world, a change of venue and catering, a registration fee has been introduced for the 2026 edition.
Registration fees
- €50 – Early-career scientists (students, PhD candidates and postdoctoral researchers)
- €100 – Advanced scientists (faculty, clinicians and research staff)
- €200 – Industry professionals
Registration for Internal Scientists (Part of the Charité ecosystem)
Registration for External Scientists
Contact
Organisers of the symposium from the Ludovic Vallier Group:
Anastasiia Maksiuk: anastasiia.maksiuk@bih-charite.de