Blacktrace Holdings Ltd – a world leader in Productizing Science® – is excited to announce the launch of Particle Works, a spin out of Dolomite Microfluidics. The official launch of this new brand will take place at the LNP Formulation and Process Development Summit in Boston, MA, from the 12th to 14th April 2022.... The post Blacktrace launches Particle Works – the new dedicated particle engineering brand appeared first on Dolomite Microfluidics ..read more

A research group at the University of Manitoba is using microfluidics technologies from Dolomite Microfluidics to design and evaluate novel nanoparticle drug delivery systems for the safe and effective treatment of diseases during pregnancy. The laboratory has developed an innovative microfluidics model to mimic the structure of the placenta, and is using this system to... The post Pioneering microfluidics technologies to treat pregnant populations appeared first on Dolomite Microfluidics ..read more

    Microfluidic technologies are rapidly becoming the method of choice for micro- and nanoparticle production across a number of sectors, from cell biology research to drug development. This approach offers a number of advantages over traditional batch methods, including precise process control, enhanced reliability, and the ability to easily scale up production.   The... The post Dolomite aids the development of artificial intelligence for microfluidics appeared first on Dolomite Microfluidics ..read more

  Researchers at Queen’s University Belfast are using microfluidics to fabricate particles for the encapsulation of drugs and biologics for imaging, treatment and cell targeting. Dr Dimitrios Lamprou, a Reader in Pharmaceutical Engineering at the School of Pharmacy, explained: “Our work involves the microfluidic preparation of lipid (liposome) and polymer-based (PLGA) nanoparticles that can efficiently... The post Microfluidics offers easier and faster manufacturing of nanomedicines appeared first on Dolomite Microfluidics ..read more

    Researchers at Vanderbilt University have developed a novel interferometry approach – the compensated interferometry reader (CIR) – and are using Dolomite’s Mitos Dropix to provide reproducible droplet production. Interferometers are widely used in science and industry for the measurement of small displacements, refractive index (RI) changes and surface irregularities. Professor Darryl J. Bornhop... The post Enhancing interferometry with Dolomite’s Mitos Dropix appeared first on Dolomite Microfluidics ..read more

    Novel biopharmaceutical development forms an integral part of the fast-growing medicine and biologics market. Whilst targeted biologic therapies such as enzymes, monoclonal antibodies and many more show specificity and promise in the treatment of cancer and other diseases, they lack the functional validation necessary for their use as therapeutics.   Library screening in... The post Inside Dolomite Labs: Double Emulsions for FACS appeared first on Dolomite Microfluidics ..read more

  We’re celebrating 15 years of excellence in the design and manufacture of novel, high-quality microfluidic products and solutions!   Dolomite was the world’s first microfluidic application centre and has gone through extraordinary and continuous growth since its formation in 2005, moving into a UK office with state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities, opening offices in the USA, Japan, and Hanoi, and establishing... The post Dolomite celebrates 15 years of microfluidic innovation appeared first on Dolomite Microfluidics ..read more

  Dolomite Microfluidics and MilliporeSigma collaborate to release off-the-shelf microfluidic device kits for the fabrication of PLGA particles   Dolomite Microfluidics and MilliporeSigma have partnered to create a range of off-the-shelf NanoFabTx™ microfluidic device kits for the production of PLGA nano- and microparticles for drug development and controlled drug release applications. The kits – which... The post New Dolomite Microfluidics and MilliporeSigma collaboration appeared first on Dolomite Microfluidics ..read more