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2 October 2025OOC regulatory perspective, Incorporating NAMs into medicines development, NIH Organoids SOM Center and Replication Prize, and more
NEWS, REPORTS & POSITION STATEMENTS 1. European Commission scientific strategies for sovereignty Strategy on Research and Technology Infrastructures On 15 September 2025, the EC adopted a new, long-term European Strategy on Research and Technology Infrastructures. Research infrastructures and technology infrastructures […]
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23 September 2025AI-Powered On-Chip Systems, NIH landmark whole-person project, ASPIS Winners, Embolization-on-a-chip
NEWS, REPORTS & POSITION STATEMENTS 1. Top 5 Must-Read Articles on AI-Powered On-Chip Systems AI is colliding with organoids, organs-on-chips, and digital-twin models, and reshapes how we discover, test, and de-risk new therapies. The OOC company Canchip has curated essential […]
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18 September 2025French O&OOC industry collective appeal, ToxTracker® Approved by OECD, Psychedelics meet human brain organoids
NEWS, REPORTS & POSITION STATEMENTS 1. Urgent relaunch of the AFNOR S96R commission : F3OCI collective appeal The French organoid and organ-on-a-chip industry (F3OCI), alongside academic, industrial and biobank infrastructure players, published an open letter calling for the AFNOR S96R commission […]
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10 September 2025Putting human biology at the center, AI lab-pilot transition, First self-contained OoC workstation, Organoids as immune-organ interaction models
NEWS, REPORTS & POSITION STATEMENTS 1. The drug development shift : Putting human biology at the center The biopharma industry continues to face unacceptable high attrition rates in clinical development. Most failures trace back to : 1. Lack of efficacy – animal […]
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1 September 2025ESTIV New Award, EMA qualification for Certara, BioBricks : New open-source Data-Hub, Novel Antibiotics by GenAI, OwkinZero : Biological reasoning blind spot in current LLMs
NEWS, REPORTS & POSITION STATEMENTS 1. Bringing scientific methods into regulatory guidelines Many innovative, animal-free methods never make it into official regulatory frameworks — not because they lack scientific value, but because navigating the path to acceptance is complex. A new article […]
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