Behind the Tanks: Zebrafish Research Meets Automation
Ever wondered what life looks like inside a zebrafish research facility? From rows of clear tanks to the daily routines of dedicated scientists, these labs are where small fish make a big impact on biomedical discovery. In this exclusive interview, we go behind the tanks with one of our partner facilities to explore how automation […]
Aquatic Biology
Automate fish embryo workflows for quality and control For zebrafish, killifish and similar models, our AI-powered sorters bring automation to research using fish models —screening and selecting fish embryos with speed, precision, and care. Supporting New Alternative Methodologies (NAMs) worldwide. BOOK A DEMO CONTACT US Automate your embryo workflows with clarity and control Whether you’re […]
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Precision sorting for research and industry Automate your workflows to maximize your research impact and enhance your operational efficiency BOOK A DEMO CONTACT US FOR RESEARCH Maximize your research impact Your work advances science. Our work advances yours. Publish with confidence Automated sorting ensures data consistency and reproducibility, helping you meet publication standards and secure […]
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Customize your sorting, standardize your results LabSwipe lets you create tailored algorithms for the EggSorter. Achieve consistency, reproducibility, and full control over your data—no technical expertise required. BOOK A DEMO CONTACT US Create tailored algorithms for your sorting criteria Create custom sorting algorithms to enhance your workflows, manage your data, and ensure consistent, reproducible results […]
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Automating tomorrow’s biology We develop easy-to-use automated solutions, from individual screening to plating of small biological entities, to accelerate ethical, sustainable, and efficient innovation in life sciences. BOOK A DEMO CONTACT US Automate the quality control of your 3D models Prep the 3DSorter in 10 minutes and produce experiment-ready organoids. Sort each sample in 2–4 […]
Towards a future beyond animal testing?
As spring fades into summer and nature bursts into full bloom, it is a fitting time to reflect on scientific approaches that promote innovation while advancing more ethical and sustainable research practices. This past spring was filled with events and initiatives that energized the research community and accelerated the development of forward-thinking solutions. Among them, […]
Application note – Sorting of killifish (N. furzeri) embryos with the EggSorter
Do you work with killifish and you would like to know how the EggSorter can benefit your lab? This application note explains how the fish facility at the Leibniz Institute on Aging uses the EggSorter for the automatic sorting of killifish embryos. Results demonstrate that the use of the EggSorter ensures more consistent and standardized handling […]
Single and ready to mingle: zebrafish mating protocols
Zebrafish are social fish, used in research notably for their ability to produce large numbers of offspring. At the end of this month under the sign of love, we are going to present to you the mating process of zebrafish and how laboratories and fish facilities manipulate this natural process to obtain many eggs at […]
The AquaSorter, a solution to automate the screening and sorting of fish eggs for the aquaculture industry
This month’s article will target the amazing news that we received in May! Bionomous was selected to receive the support of Innosuisse in the frame of the Swiss Accelerator. Our project AQUASORTER (Automation and QUAlity SORting Tools for thE aquacultuRe industry) will receive the necessary funding to adapt our current technology for the fish farms […]
Fifth in the series : Prof. Janet Heasman
For the last week of March and as the end of our mini-series, we are pleased to present Prof. Janet Heasman. She has dedicated her career to vertebrate development using Xenopus laevis as a model. Biography Her contribution to Xenopus science Conclusion References Biography Janet Heasman was born in Hartlepool, England (1,2). She attended University […]