Dynamic42 GmbH

We are excited to announce 📣 the launch of our new DynamicOrgan System!   The open organ-on-chip platform   You can now build human in vitro disease and infection models with the DynamicOrgan System. A system that includes pumps, biochips, consumables, and the freedom to keep using standard laboratory equipment.   / No capex spending / No need for specialized equipment / Work with equipment you already have / Works with established standards / Easy access to training / Scalable sample number & tissue complexity   Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/gVFF3UiW     #DynamicOrgan #organonchip

And the winner is... Anaïs Hubart from the KU Leuven! 🎉 Congratulations, you were the only one to guess the right number of plugs in the 50ml centrifuge tube. Very soon, you will receive your very own #DynamicOrgan Developers Kit. For everyone else, we are very sorry you didn't win this time, but you will have a little gift waiting in your inbox nevertheless. If you are curious on what the right answer was or about the distribution of answers submitted, check the carousel below!

Our most recent article is now live in GIT Labor-Fachzeitschrift titled: "Organs-on-Chip: nachhaltige Alternative für die Wirkstoffforschung"

In infectious disease research, understanding the interactions between pathogens and their host is of particular importance. At Dynamic42, we have put strong emphasis on developing infection models that faithfully reproduce the complex mechanisms underlying infectious diseases. In our latest application note, we detail the set-up and quantitative analysis of an immunocompetent human lung infection model with Aspergillus fumigatus.

#EUROoCS2024 in Milano has come to end, the Dynamic42 team is back home in Jena, but we are still full of the excitement of this wonderful event. We would like to pass on a huge thank you to the organizers and specifically to the conference chairs Marco Rasponi & Paola Occhetta for this amazing event.   It was very exciting to see so many familiar faces and to meet new, interesting contacts during this week. We were overwhelmed by the positive feedback we received with respect to our newly launched #DynamicOrgan System and the large number of visitors at our booth.   For more information: https://lnkd.in/eB_DfiqJ During our talk and poster session there was a lot of interaction and scientific discussions at the posters presented by Martin Raasch, Anne-Katrin Bothe (cooperation with Sylvie Kliebers group at Sanofi), Sophie Besser and Mai Hoang. Our PhD student Tim Kaden had the great honor to present his work on a colitis-on-chip model conducted in cooperation with Alexander Mosig's group from Universitätsklinikum Jena in a talk. We are taking a lot of scientific inspiration home with us and are looking forward to many new collaborations in the future. See you all next year in Brussels!

Are you having #EUROoCS2024 FOMO? Our Research Assistant Sophie Besser was so kind to send over a video of the venue for everyone that couldn't attend this year. Enjoy!

Last week, I represented Proefdiervrij at a masterclass on gut-related organ-on-chips organized by AZAR Innovations. We got to meet experts in the field and learned how to select the right system to address specific research questions. The hands-on troubleshooting sessions and demonstrations with commercial systems were fun and informative! If you're considering using organ-on-chips for your gut-related research, I highly recommend this masterclass. It’s a great way to start exploring animal-free technologies.

New article by our Marketing Manager Dr. Juliane Fischer published in Comité Scientifique Pro Anima Magazine Sciences, Enjeux, Santé. In this article, Juliane speaks about the crucial role of #organonchip technology and strategies for widespread adoption. The article is also available online in English and French.

#EUROoCS2024 is in full swing, and so we would like to dive a bit deeper into the research we are presenting at this year’s event.   Our scientists are presenting on topics such as a DSS-induced colitis-on-chip model, a liver-on-chip model for antibody validation, predictive modelling for brain-targeted therapeutics, a PDMS-free intestine-on-chip with real-time oxygen monitoring and a bronchus-on-chip for Aspergillosis research.   a joint project between Dynamic42 GmbH, Bayer and ESQlabs GmbH presented by Dr. Christian Maass on a three-organ-model for next-gen prediction of pharmacokinetics in pregnancy.

Would you like to win a #DynamicOrgan Developers Kit for your lab? We are running a special quiz for #EUROoCS2024 and would like to give YOU the chance to take part! So here it comes: Guess how many plugs are in the 50ml Centrifuge Tube depicted within the image, the closest guess wins! Think you know the answer? Follow the link below and send over your details and answer for a chance to win a DynamicOrgan Developers Kit for your research lab. Submit your answer here: https://zurl.co/TQYo (terms & conditions apply)