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Invited Speaker Newcastle University Centre for Biomedical Engineering
Microfluidics and Fluidics For Healthcare Seminar
Our CEO Paul Marshall has been invited to speak at Newcastle University - the Centre for Biomedical Engineering is hosting a seminar April 18, 2024 highlighting Microfluidics and Fluidics For Healthcare, other industry presenters include Microbritt LTD and Epigem
Flow Circuits and Rapid Fluidics Ltd Announce Partnership to Drive Microfluidic Innovation
Flow Circuits design platform and Rapid Fluidics 3D Print capabilities perfectly complement each other for rapid fluidic system development. Read the press release here and more at our Partner page
Highlighted in Healthcare Matters
We were recently highlighed in Healthcare Matters end of year recommendations for the health care industry. This publication provides an extensive look at recent news, product launches/updates, discussion and interviews and includes highlights from the Med-Tech Innovation Expo 2023
Featured Speaker
Paul Marshall, CEO and Co-Founder at Rapid Fluidics will be presenting “3D Printing of Microfluidics: Emerging Techniques, Materials, and Applications” at Microtech Ventures 3D Micro Printing 2023
Launch of our MMS Modular Microfluidic System
Newest addition to our Webshop, The MMS Modular Microfluidic System. This flexible bed and multi clamp workstation will adjust to fit your microfluidic experimental needs, additional modules available soon.
Rapid Fluidics adds Gantry and Triple Clamp to MMS Modular Microfluidic System
Newest addition to our Webshop, Additional clamp options for the MMS Modular Microfluidic System. This flexible bed and multi clamp workstation will adjust to fit your micro- fluidic experimental needs, additional modules available soon.
Bionow Technical Service Award
The Bionow Awards are given to honour those most deserving for their ingenuity and dedication, distinguishing them from their competitors and proving them worthy of recognition.
Custom Design Highlighted in MIT Technology Review
SpaceBorn United, a biotech startup seeking to pioneer the study of human reproduction away from Earth. Next year, he plans to send a mini lab on a rocket into low Earth orbit, where in vitro fertilisation (IVF), will take place. If it succeeds, Edelbroek hopes his work could pave the way for future space settlements.