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Building Better Data Packages: The role of MPS in modern efficacy, toxicity and ADME workflows

April 8, 2026

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Building Better Data Packages: The role of MPS in modern efficacy, toxicity and ADME workflows


Join Dr. Kostrzewski and other industry experts to gain insights into cutting‑edge organoid research, iPSC‑derived systems, CRISPR‑engineered constructs, and multi‑organ microphysiological platforms.

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30 April 2026
09:00 (LA)| 12:00 (NY)| 17:00 (UK)
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Join Dr. Tomasz Kostrzewski (CSO), from CN Bio, for his talk at the Technology Networks: Organoids & Microphysiological Systems Symposium, 29-30 April, 2026.

Title: Building Better Data Packages: The Role of MPS in Modern Efficacy, Toxicity & ADME Workflows

Date: 30 April, 2026, Thursday

Time: 09:00 (PDT) | 12:00 (EDT) | 17:00 (BST)

Duration: 20 minutes

Register for the inaugural Organoids & Microphysiological Systems symposium by Technology Networks to join Dr. Kostrzewski and other industry experts to gain insights into cutting‑edge organoid research, iPSC‑derived systems, CRISPR‑engineered constructs, and multi‑organ microphysiological platforms. Connect with the researchers and innovators driving progress in disease modelling, drug discovery and translational science.


About the Presenter:

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Dr. Tomasz Kostrzewski

CSO

Dr Kostrzewski has more than 15 years of experience in molecular and cellular biology research. He joined CN Bio in 2015 and was promoted to Director of Biology in 2018 with responsibility for biological model development and collaborative research projects with academia, pharma, and regulators. In 2021 he was promoted to VP of Science and Technology and then to Chief Scientific Officer in 2023, with responsibility for all technical activities, including developing new products, technologies, and assays, as well as contract research services. Dr Kostrzewski has managed multiple grant-funded collaborative projects at CN Bio and is currently the project lead for the collaborative project between CN Bio and the FDA. He has published more than twelve peer-reviewed scientific articles in the last five years and submitted several patent applications.

Prior to joining CN Bio, he worked at Imperial College London in the Department of Life Sciences studying immune cell development and stem cell differentiation, as well as at GlaxoSmithKline working in biopharmaceutical drug discovery and development. Dr Kostrzewski holds three degrees from the University of Sheffield and Imperial College London in Cell and Molecular Biology.

    Building Better Data Packages: The role of MPS in modern efficacy, toxicity and ADME workflows

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