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🧠 What can human neural models teach us about the origins of brain function? As neural organoids and assembloids continue to evolve, they provide unprecedented opportunities to investigate the cellular and network mechanisms underlying human brain development and disease. Unlocking their full potential requires understanding not only how they are built, but how they function. We are excited to be part of Cortical Evolution 2026, a meeting dedicated to exploring the biological foundations of cortical development, evolution, and function. Visit our poster to learn how HD-MEA technology can complement transcriptomic and imaging approaches, helping researchers uncover patterns of network activity, maturation, and disease-related dysfunction in human neural systems.👇 📌 Poster Presentation  “Next-Generation Electrophysiology for Functional Characterization of Human Neural Organoids and Assembloids”  Presented by Dr. Marilina Douloudi, PhD 🗓 June 16, 2026 - ⏰ 18:00 – 19:00    Meet the MaxWell Biosystems team:  🔬 Dr. Marilina Douloudi, PhD – Field Application Scientist  🔬 Dr. Tom Dufor – Field Application Scientist    We look forward to connecting with the community advancing our understanding of cortical development, neural circuit formation, and the mechanisms that shape human brain function. 🇪🇸 See you in Bilbao!    #CorticalEvolution2026 #Organoids #Neuroscience #Electrophysiology #HDMEA #MxWConnect