The impact of in vitro Multi-Organ-Chip systems: Introducing the academic and industrial applications of HUMIMIC Chips

Microphysiological systems (MPS) are perfused cell culture models, which replicate particular parts of an organ in terms of both structure and performance. These systems typically consist of multiple cell types that are arranged in a manner that is similar to the arrangement in that organ. MPS have proven to be a powerful tool for recreating human tissue- and organ-like functions at research level, providing the basis for the establishment of qualified preclinical assays with improved predictive power.

• In the initial part of the presentation, some of TissUse’s established single-organ chip, two-organ, and four-organ chip solutions and their industrial adoption will be highlighted. Moreover, the universal microfluidic HUMIMIC Multi-Organ-Chip platform will be showcased.
• The second part of the presentation focuses on the establishment of automated HUMIMIC assays as a robust tool for safety and efficacy testing of drug candidates. These automated assays will allow for increased throughput and higher inter-laboratory reproducibility thus eventually enabling broader industrial implementation.
• Following the presentation, we invite you to take part in a lively Q&A session and then enjoy a relaxed atmosphere accompanied by refreshments and beverages.

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