Ex vivo organ perfusion
Keeping organs viable outside the body, on a circuit engineered to work with living tissue instead of against it.
Printr Bio engineers cells and materials together, so living systems can run inside real hardware without destroying it, or being destroyed by it.
Our first system is a closed-loop perfusion platform designed for stable operation where living tissue meets synthetic hardware.
A closed-loop platform that keeps living tissue oxygenated, fed and stable for long runs, with a defined output port for whatever it’s feeding.
Where living tissue meets synthetic hardware, the interface often becomes the limiting factor. BioLoop co-designs the living and mechanical components to reduce interface-driven failure and extend stable operation.
Request the tech sheet →Every living system running on hardware hits the same wall: the interface where the two touch. Adsorption, activation and fouling accumulate until performance falls away.
We co-design the biological and mechanical interface rather than optimizing either side in isolation.
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Keeping organs viable outside the body, on a circuit engineered to work with living tissue instead of against it.
Continuous supply for organoids that grow larger, live longer and behave more consistently, run after run.
Living processors need life support that runs for months and a surface that doesn’t foul the electrodes. Both are unsolved.
Co-design cells and materials as a single system.
Grow batches under controlled, documented conditions.
Join living and mechanical components at the interface.
Sustain the living system in a closed loop.
Check every batch against spec before it ships.
Pre-seed. Full-time and self-funded, working at the bench in Harlem Biospace.
Founder:
. Over fifteen years in biotech across Amgen, Generation Bio, Tessera and Beam Therapeutics, spanning analytical science, cell culture, nanomaterials and high-throughput screening.
Perfusion teams, organoid labs and biocompute builders: tell us what you’re working on and we’ll get back to you.