Nanion Technologies: Smart Tools for Ion Channel Research
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CardioExcyte 96 SOL: Pacing Cardiomyocytes with Light

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2018 - Optogenetic control of transiently transfected hiPSC-derived cardiomyocytes for the assessment of drug related cardiotoxicity

CardioExcyte 96 presentation (slide deck) (1.4 MB)

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Presenter:
Greg Luerman, PhD, Technical Director North America, Ncardia

Source:
SOT, Ncardia & Nanion hosted session
March 12. 2018

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Munich, Germany, July 16th 2021:
Three doctoral researchers from Munich have been awarded this year's Nano Innovation Award by the Center for NanoScience. The prize for innovative research in application-oriented nanosciences is worth €9,000.

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Munich, Germany, May 1, 2021: Research Project: SMOOTH: “Semi–synthetic Muscle Organoids based On Tissue Hybrids”

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Munich, Germany, April 17, 2020: Nanion is pleased to announce its partnership with NEXEL to open a new reference demonstration laboratory in South Korea

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Munich, Germany, November 07, 2019: Nanion is pleased to announce its partnership with Assay.Works to offer Drug Discovery Services for Membrane Transporter Targets.

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Munich, Germany, October 31, 2019: Nanion is pleased to announce the Winners of SURFE²R N1 Research Grant – a Platform for Membrane Transporter Research and Screeningpatch clamp rig on the market.

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Munich, Germany, October 07, 2019: Nanion is pleased to announce the launch of the Port-a-Patch mini, containing a miniature digital amplifier integrated into the system and thus creating the smallest and lightest patch clamp rig on the market.

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Munich, Germany, October 01, 2019: Nanion is pleased to announce the launch of Dynamite⁸, a Dynamic Clamp unit for the multichannel automated patch clamp system, the Patchliner. The Dynamite⁸ simulates ion channel currents in cells in real-time during patch clamp experiments.

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Nanion Technologies: Smart Tools for Ion Channel Research

SyncroPatch 384i: HTS Automated Patch Clamp

SURFE²R 96SE: Label-free HTS Transporter Screening

Dynamic Clamp: Patchliner

Bilayer recordings: Orbit product family

CardioExcyte 96 SOL: Pacing Cardiomyocytes with Light

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