User testimonials
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Over 150 laboratories are harnessing the power of Emulate Organ-on-a-Chip technology to unlock more human-relevant discoveries in drug development and disease research. Explore the limitless potential and hear directly from our user community below.
User Spotlight: How FDA is Using Organ-on-a-Chip Technology to Improve Drug Evaluation Research
Recently, we announced that the Emulate Liver-Chip S1 was accepted into the FDA’s ISTAND pilot program. Learn more about what this acceptance means for the company, the drug development industry, and the future of drug safety assessment by reading our interview with Dr. Lorna Ewart, Chief Scientific Officer at Emulate.
Emulate User Community Feedback
Samantha Atkins, PhD
Senior Scientist, Moderna
“Since we’ve had this system in our lab, we’ve been able to screen 35 novel LNPs, which worked out to ~125 chips. On the other hand, if we were to run these studies in NHPs, that would take 60 months to run at a cost of $5.25M.”
Carly Strelez, PhD
Manager, Organ-on-a-Chip Team, the Ellison Institute
“I can’t highlight enough how important the mechanical forces are in the tumor microenvironment, specifically in colon cancer.”
Amy Ryan, PhD
Associate Professor of Anatomy and Cell Biology, University of Iowa
“Lung-on-a-Chip models are bridging this gap between an in vitro cellular model and an in vivo, whole organ model. We’re getting some tissue-level dynamics that we can really start to evaluate the impact of cellular microenvironments and functional physiological and biophysical cues on the airways.”
Dylan Fudge, PhD
Principal Investigator, US Army DECVOM Chemical Biological Center
“Most of the chemical and biological threats are things that you cannot test on a human. So having a system that can reliably give us a human surrogate dose, but also going beyond that to give us the mechanism of action, is going to be extremely pivotal towards our research and development. So that’s really where our interest is with the Human Emulation System.”
Community Publications
30+ Organ Models Developed to Date
With over 100 publications across 30+ organ models, Emulate Organ-Chips are empowering researchers to make game-changing scientific breakthroughs! Download this Digest to easily explore all publications related to your field of research, or to just learn more about how the technology itself is developing.
Experienced users agree: Organ-Chips offer greater human relevance
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eBook: An Introduction to Organ-on-a-Chip Technology