Based in Gothenburg Sweden, Fluicell is an innovative life science company dedicated to delivering single-cell microfluidic research tools and services for scientists worldwide. The company was founded in 2012 and provides easy-to-use research solutions in 3d single-cell bioprinting of biological tissues as well as single-cell biology and pharmacology. Fluicell is a world leader and pioneer in open-volume microfluidics for the life sciences, with customers in leading academic institutions and major pharmaceutical companies. Fluicell’s innovative technologies are supported by a strong IP and patent position. The company is listed on Nasdaq First North Growth Market since April 2018 under the Ticker FLUI
Location: Sweden, Mölndal
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2012
Investors 2
| Date | Name | Website |
| - | Almi Inves... | almi.se |
| 19.12.2021 | Chalmers V... | chalmersve... |
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| 25.10.2023 | Revolutionising Single-Cell Investigations: The Future of Biotech and Healthcare? | Key Takeaways: Fluicell is a Swedish biotech startup revolutionizing single-cell investigations with its multifunctional pipettes. The company pioneers in open-volume microfluidics, bolstering the research in cell biology and drug discovery... |
| 25.01.2023 | What is the future of 3D printing? 80 additive manufacturing experts forecast 3D printing trends for 2023 | The annual 3D Printing Industry Executive Survey collects insights from analysts, academics, CEOs, and CTOs, leading industrial additive manufacturing enterprises and community advocates This year over 80 experts provided their forecasts fo... |
| 18.02.2022 | 3D bioprinting project to deliver BRIGHTER alternative to animal testing | A European Union (EU) funded project is seeking to reduce animal testing within experimental medical research by means of 3D bioprinting. Coordinated by the Institute of Bioengineering of Catalonia (IBEC), the BRIGHTER (Bioprinting by light... |
| - | Oxford Builds and Tests Structured Human Brain Tissue Using 3D Printing | Oxford University researchers have successfully built and implanted structured human brain tissue into living mouse brains. Over several years, the Oxford Martin Programme on 3D Printing for Brain Repair used stem cells, 3D printing, and mi... |