Announcements

Bridging the Gap: FLUI’DEVICE and KLOE Collaborate to Revolutionize Microfluidic Device Development Microfluidics, the manipulation of fluids at the microscale, holds immense potential for various fields, from medical diagnostics to chemical synthesis. However, translating a microfluidic design from a computer-aided design (CAD) file to a physical device has often been a complex and challenging process. […]

Oscar Zabaco Ph.D. Freelance Bio-Device Consultant, Designer, and Manufacturer How I Approach New Projects? When tackling a new project, I prioritize understanding the underlying biology. This biological foundation is crucial for effectively applying engineering solutions. After grasping the problem, I delve into project specifications and create preliminary sketches to brainstorm potential concepts. Collaborating closely with

Join us for the launch of our new webinar series, Untap the Power! This webinar will focus on microfluidics and microfabrication innovations that can help propel the field forward and reach its full potential. And we already have an exciting lineup of international researchers who will be presenting their work this summer: JUNE 10, 2021

Eden Tech is proud to announce that on April 30th this year, the company will begin its work on the RENOIR ITN European project, to investigate how inflammatory response and other elements hinder the repair of damaged muscle tissues, and to develop a muscle-on-a-chip platform as model for pharmacological assays. But Eden Tech is not

After much anticipation, our first Flexdym video is finally out! Many of you have been asking us for videos of our Flexdym polymer, a great alternative to PDMS. Well, we heard you. Now you can check out all of the exciting features of our polymer with your very own eyes. Are you familiar with our

Today, we have the pleasure of announcing to you that Eden Microfluidics has officially become: Eden Tech.
This change in our company name marks an important step for us.

Eden is proud to be a member of this consortium focused on tacking both the quantity and quality of water in small agricultural catchments that have been overlooked in Europe.