InSphero at ASCCT 2025
Come join us at the ASCCT 2025! This meeting brings together researchers, regulators, industry, and NGOs to explore the latest in in vitro and computational toxicology and deliberate on regulatory and public health challenges. Whether you’re new to the field or a seasoned professional, this is an unparalled opportunity to learn, share, and drive scientific innovation.
The 14th Annual ASCCT 2025 meeting is taking place from Tuesday, October 21st, to Thursday, October 23rd in Gaithersburg, Maryland. Don’t miss the opportunity to connect with our team!
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Meet our Team at ASCCT 2025
Arnab China, PhD
Business Development Manager
Arnab China, PhD
Business Development Manager
Arnab China is a Business Development Manager at InSphero, advancing the adoption of cutting-edge 3D in vitro models for drug discovery. Previously, he played a key role in startups, driving engineered cell therapies from development to clinical trials. Arnab holds a Master’s and Ph.D. in Molecular Cell Biology from the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, and completed postdoctoral training in Cancer Cell Biology at the Cleveland Clinic. A founding member of STEMPeers, he advocates for biotech innovation, career development, and community building in Philadelphia.
Scientific Poster at ASCCT 2025
Species-Specific Liver Microtissues Reveal Divergent Adverse Responses to Fialuridine Treatment
Date: Tuesday, October 21st from 5:15 – 7:15 pm
Location: Institute for In Vitro Sciences
Arnab China, PhD
Business Development Manager
Arnab China, PhD
Business Development Manager
Arnab China is a Business Development Manager at InSphero, advancing the adoption of cutting-edge 3D in vitro models for drug discovery. Previously, he played a key role in startups, driving engineered cell therapies from development to clinical trials. Arnab holds a Master’s and Ph.D. in Molecular Cell Biology from the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, and completed postdoctoral training in Cancer Cell Biology at the Cleveland Clinic. A founding member of STEMPeers, he advocates for biotech innovation, career development, and community building in Philadelphia.