Organ-on-Chip

How do organs-on-a-chip allow more predictive drug discovery?

Current Challenges in Drug Discovery | Organs-on-a chip as More Accurate Models | Organ-on-a-Chip Platforms in Drug Development

How to maintain Cellix's microfluidic Flow Sensor

Organs-on-a-chip: a path towards new treatment modalities

Organs on chips driving human research | OOCs improve disease treatment | Better understanding of disease physiology | Applications of OOC

Leveraging Precision Medicine with Organs on Chip

precision medicine | Organs-on-chip for personalized drug development | OOC applications |

Can Organs-on-a-chip Replace Animal Testing?

Can Organs-on-a-chip Replace Animal Testing | Organ-on-a-chip Technology | Replacing Animal Testing | Animal Testing Alternatives

ExiGo syringe pump enhances 3D bioprinting for tissue regeneration and bone formation.

KAUST researchers used Cellix's ExiGo syringe pump to print ultrashort peptide bioinks that could hold their shape and stimulate cell growth

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Practical Solutions for Organ-on-Chip Experimental Set-ups

Organ-on-chip (OOC) or organ-on-a-chip (OOAC) is a much-hyped field of research. Here we address some common technical challenges for set-up