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Genoskin raises $8.7M series Ato support drug development with ethical, human-based modelsFunding to accelerate global expansion and strengthen scientific leadership We are excited to announce that Genoskin, a leader in developing ex vivo human skin platforms for testing drugs and medical devices, has raised $8.7 million (€8M) in Series A funding. The investment will fuel the company’s global expansion, enhanceRead more

Explore how HypoSkin®—a standardized, injectable, and immunocompetent human skin model—provides a translational, animal-free solution for assessing the immunogenicity of therapeutic compounds. From structural stability to real-time immune response profiling, this white paper delivers data-backed insights designed for pharma and biotech teams advancing injectable drug development.

Top-level science through the eyes of an expert.Join us for the next session of Naked Immunology Webinar series, where we explore cutting-edge advancements in drug delivery and therapeutic innovation. In this session we will discuss how the immune system’s reaction to neuromuscular blockers could offer new therapeutic insights. WATCH NOWThis webinar explores new insights into the antibody responses of patientsRead more

NativeSkin® & PharmaApplication NoteNativeSkin®: a human skin model for pharma applications Discover NativeSkin®, an advanced ex vivo human skin model designed to provide a physiologically relevant, cruelty-free platform for pharmaceutical research. This patented model preserves the structure, cellular complexity, and barrier function of real human skin, enabling reliable assessments of drug efficacy (e.g., transdermal delivery, topical activity, anti-inflammatory effects) andRead more

Vaccine DevelopmentVaxSkin® an innovative platform to study vaccine immunogenicityIntroduction The field of drug development is witnessing a remarkable surge in the development of innovative strategies. There is a need to develop technological platforms capable of generating human data prior to progressing to clinical trials. Developing safe and effective vaccines requires a clear understanding of early immune responses at the injectionRead more

Advancing medical device development with ex vivo human skinMedical devices are evolving rapidly, becoming more sophisticated and diverse in their applications. From injectable drug delivery systems to wound dressings, wearable sensors, and microneedles, these innovations must undergo rigorous testing to ensure safety, functionality, and biocompatibility. However, as medical devices become more complex, so do the challenges associated with their preclinicalRead more