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Emulate

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Founded
2013
Patents
37
Publications
66

Founded in 2013, Emulate is a Boston-based company developing organ-on-a-chip systems for various research and drug discovery purposes. By now, they raised a total $224.3M from multiple investors, with the last $82M Series E round led by Northpond Ventures.
Emulate has multiple organ-on-a-chips in their portfolio, specializing on a deeper understanding of the organ function itself, rather than the complex interplay of multiple organs. With the chips for kidney, liver, lung, brain and more, the company claims to effectively predict toxicology profiles or inflammatory responses for the patients. For example, the brain chip contains 5 cell types, forming the human neuro-vascular unit model, which is representative for the blood-brain barrier, cell microenvironment and multicellular diversity.


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How Industry Embraces Organ-on-Chips: A 2024 Status Report

  
Report highlights: We are currently at an exciting juncture where several big pharmaceutical companies have started adopting such models and conducted several exploratory studies The last 4 years have witnessed at least twofold increase in industrial validation of organ-on-chips across various fields and organ models The majority of the studies …

17 Companies Building the Future of Drug Development on a Chip

  
In the early 2000s, the concept of organ-on-a-chip technology, also known as microphysiological systems, emerged as a way to replicate the structure and function of human organs in a laboratory setting. Donald E. Ingber, a bioengineer at Harvard University, was a key early player in this field, developing the first …