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ibidi - cells in focus A leading supplier of advanced products for cell microscopy and cell-based assays. angiogenesis, chemotaxis or flow assays.

The extensive line of µ-Slides and µ-Dishes offers solutions for basic cell culture, as well as complex assays e.g.

✂️ Proteasome DynamicsHuman Embryonic cells were grown and cultured in ibidi µ-Slide 24 Well Glass Bottom. The confoca...
21/10/2026

✂️ Proteasome Dynamics

Human Embryonic cells were grown and cultured in ibidi µ-Slide 24 Well Glass Bottom. The confocal microscopy image represents the expression and localization of membrane proteins (Magenta) with receptor (yellow) which regulated ubiquitin–proteasome degradation system. The nucleus was stained with DAPI (green). The image was captured using a ZEISS Group LSM710 Confocal microscope with 63x objective (NA 1.6).

👨‍🔬 Scientific artwork by Animesh Gope from Icmr Nirbid (National Institute for Research in Bacterial Infections), Kolkata, India.

20/10/2026

The scientific program for the Flow Meeting 2027 is now live!

Interested in how cells behave under flow? 🌊

From endothelial mechanobiology and immune–vascular interactions to organ-on-a-chip technologies and perfused 3D cell culture, the 3rd International Cell Culture Under Flow Meeting brings together researchers exploring how cells respond to dynamic environments.

Look forward to two days of scientific talks, exciting research on cells under flow, poster presentations, and engaging discussions with international experts.

📅 February 24–25, 2027📍Munich, Germany

Discover the program and register: https://zurl.co/fdY3G

Heading to Vascular Biology 2026? Let’s talk flow💬From endothelial responses and mechanobiology to hashtag , inflammatio...
15/10/2026

Heading to Vascular Biology 2026? Let’s talk flow💬

From endothelial responses and mechanobiology to hashtag , inflammation, and vascular disease, understanding how cells behave under physiologically relevant conditions is at the heart of hashtag biology.

📍We are excited to join the NAVBO and Microcirculatory Society Annual Meeting in Monterey, California, from October 18 to 22.

Stop by booth #1 to meet the ibidi team and explore solutions for studying vascular biology in vitro, including controlled cell culture under flow, cell based assays, and high-resolution live cell imaging.

We are looking forward to great science, inspiring hashtag , and meeting the vascular biology community in Monterey!

🎈 Congratulations to Mário Heleš, Lilach Pasvolsky, Hinduja Sathishkumar, and their supervisor Moran Amit from UT MD And...
14/10/2026

🎈 Congratulations to Mário Heleš, Lilach Pasvolsky, Hinduja Sathishkumar, and their supervisor Moran Amit from UT MD Anderson Cancer Center on their recent publication in Science!

Chemotherapy can damage peripheral nerves, causing pain, numbness, and sensory problems that may persist long after treatment. But what if this nerve damage could be prevented before it begins?

🍄 The researchers investigated whether , a psychedelic compound, could protect peripheral nerves from chemotherapy-induced damage. Using preclinical models, they found that psilocybin preserved mitochondrial transport within nerve fibers, helping maintain the energy supply needed for healthy nerve function.

The study also used to investigate neuronal responses under defined experimental conditions. By controlling cell and neurite growth, micropatterning provides a useful approach for studying neuronal structures and cellular processes🧬

The findings offer promising insights into new strategies for chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy, although further research is needed.

📖 Read the full publication: https://zurl.co/frnkr

ᯓ★ 48 wells for more experimental freedom.Meet the🆕 ibidi µ-Plate 48 Well.Running several experiments in parallel? This ...
13/10/2026

ᯓ★ 48 wells for more experimental freedom.

Meet the🆕 ibidi µ-Plate 48 Well.

Running several experiments in parallel? This new plate makes it easy to compare different treatments, concentrations, cell types, controls, and replicates, all across 48 individual wells. And the best part? You can culture→treat→fix→stain→image your cells without moving them to another plate.🧩

The black walls help reduce fluorescence crosstalk, while the #1.5 ibidi Polymer Coverslip bottom provides excellent optical quality for immunofluorescence, live cell imaging, confocal microscopy, and other high-resolution application.

Thanks to its ANSI/SLAS format, the µ-Plate 48 Well also fits into automated screening and plate reader workflows.

Discover more: https://zurl.co/j4EbG

08/10/2026

🍂 The end of the year is getting closer… and we have a little something for you



If you’re planning your next experiments, restocking your lab, or already looking ahead to 2027, now could be a good time to take a look at our current end-of-year offers 🔖

Visit the ibidi website to see which offers are available to you and find out how you can save on your next purchase.

Check out the current offers: https://ibidi.com/

How much of human biology can we really capture in a Petri dish?Cells in the body experience flow, mechanical forces, gr...
07/10/2026

How much of human biology can we really capture in a Petri dish?

Cells in the body experience flow, mechanical forces, gradients, 3D environments, and constant communication with neighboring tissues🏗️ . Organ-on-chip technology brings some of this complexity back into the lab, while keeping experiments controlled and accessible.

📑 In our new blog, “From Petri Dish to Organ-on-Chip,” we explore how microfluidics, 3D cell culture, vascularization, and connected tissue models are helping researchers build more physiologically relevant in vitro systems.

From brain- and gut-on-chip models to vascularized organoids and multi-organ systems, discover how researchers are adding the right biological context to their experiments.

Ready to take a look inside the chip?

💡 Read the full article: https://zurl.co/084MX

🌱 Ready to give your cells a little more space to grow?Join our free online course “Cultivation of Cells in 3D” and expl...
06/10/2026

🌱 Ready to give your cells a little more space to grow?

Join our free online course “Cultivation of Cells in 3D” and explore how 3D cell culture can bring your in vitro models closer to the complexity of real tissue.

In this beginner-friendly session, we’ll look at different ways to culture cells in 3D, from suspension and matrix-based approaches to dynamic flow conditions, and show how ibidi solutions can support your experiments from setup to imaging.

And the best part? No sterile bench or cells needed. Just join from your office, home, or wherever you happen to be working that day ☕

Choose your preferred slot:

🗓️ October 13, 2026 🕓 4:00–6:00 pm CEST

OR

🗓️ October 14, 2026 🕘 9:00–11:00 am CEST

🔗 Register now: https://zurl.co/7WT3i

Seats are limited, so save yours while they’re still available.

02/10/2026

Prost from Munich! 🍻🥨

The ibidi team spent a really nice afternoon together at Oktoberfest with good food, lots of laughs, and plenty of Bavarian atmosphere, a perfect way to enjoy Oktoberfest together.

Happy Cell was there too and apparently decided it might be time to switch from culture medium to beer🫠

Prost from Munich! 🍻🥨The ibidi team spent a really nice afternoon together at Oktoberfest with good food, lots of laughs...
02/10/2026

Prost from Munich! 🍻🥨

The ibidi team spent a really nice afternoon together at Oktoberfest with good food, lots of laughs, and plenty of Bavarian atmosphere, a perfect way to enjoy Oktoberfest together.

Happy Cell was there too and apparently decided it might be time to switch from culture medium to beer🫠

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