Liquid Injection System

Liquid Injection System

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Perfom automated fed-batch experiments in shake flasks The Liquid Injection System (LIS) is the first easy to use technology for automated feeding of liquids in shake flasks. It consists of three components: a sterile single-use Cartridge, the Drive and the LIS Software. Fill the cartridge with up to 25ml of any type of liquid, define your feeding profile and install the cartridge and drive on the flask. The Software allows you to create complex feeding profiles as well as to control and monitor your feeding experiments wirelessly. LIS will now run your chosen feeding profile and help you to unlock completely new experimental possibilities in shake flasks.
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https://aquila-biolabs.de/lis/
aquila biolabs GmbHaquila biolabs is a German technology start-up focusing on the development of innovative technologies for the control and analysis of bioprocesses in bioreactors and incubation shakers. The company was founded in 2014 in Aachen and received the EXIST scholarship from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy for start-ups with an innovative technology. In 2015, aquila biolabs won several prices at business plan competitions such as the 3rd Place in the Science4Life Venture Cup. aquila biolabs closed a seven-digit seed investment in 2015, followed by seven-digit Series A investment in 2018 from its investors, the Seed Fonds Aachen II, the KfW Bankengruppe, the Qiagen co-founder Dr. Jürgen Schumacher as well as Robert Huber, a professor for bioprocess engineering. aquila biolabs’ long-term vision is to act as an enabler for Industry 4.0 applications in the area of bioprocessing. By leveraging small interdisciplinary teams of high potentials and an innovative start-up culture, problems in the area of bioprocessing will be systematically identified, respective solutions evaluated and then turned into marketable products. Thereby, aquila biolabs will contribute to the digitization of bioprocessing and hence the realization of a global bioeconomy.