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ibidi - cells in focus

Name: ibidi - cells in focus
Address: Lochhamer Schlag 11, Gräfelfing, 82166, DE
Telephone: +498952046170
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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.

05/11/2026

How do immune cells know where to leave the bloodstream?🩸

When inflammation occurs, leukocytes cross the blood vessel wall to reach the affected tissue. But here's something fascinating: they don't necessarily cross just anywhere. Research suggests they use preferred exit sites, known as transmigration hotspots. But what makes these particular regions of the endothelium special?

Meet Jaap van Buul from Amsterdam UMC, the Netherlands, one of our keynote speakers at the Flow Meeting 2027! His research explores how endothelial heterogeneity influences where and how leukocytes cross the vessel wall. Using advanced lattice light-sheet microscopy, his team studies these dynamic interactions in real time🧬

At the Flow Meeting 2027, Jaap will present his keynote: “Where the Vessel Decides: Endothelial Heterogeneity, Inflammatory Hotspots, and Leukocyte Trafficking”

📍Explore the program and register: https://zurl.co/U4d78

04/11/2026

🎈 Congratulations to Normann Roman and his supervisor Shuntaro Yamada from the Universitetet i Bergen on their recent publication in the Journal of Tissue Engineering.

Can stem cells from our teeth help us build better 3D models for neural research?🦷

Dental pulp stem cells can develop neural-like characteristics, but organizing them into reproducible 3D structures with defined connections remains a challenge.

The researchers developed a stepwise approach to generate neural-like spheroids from human dental pulp stem cells. By combining neurogenic differentiation with , they were able to control where spheroids formed and guide the growth of neurite-like connections between neighboring spheroids🧩

Using the ibidi µ-Slide 8 Well high µ-Pattern ibiTreat, the team created spatially organized spheroids with defined positions and interconnected neural-like structures. Interestingly, the spheroids also showed increased expression of neural-associated markers and calcium responses to membrane depolarization, offering a promising approach for developing more controlled and reproducible 3D neural models.

A great example of how micropatterning can bring more structure to 3D cell culture!

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

03/11/2026

November Nectar: Image of the month 🍂

The image shows pollen from Cassia surattensis, prepared on a µ-Dish 35 mm, high. The natural green autofluorescence of the pollen was visualized without artificial staining, using 405/488 nm laser excitation. Imaging was performed on a ZEISS Group LSM 980 confocal microscope with a 60x oil immersion objective.

👨‍🔬 Scientific artwork by Nan Hou from The Chinese University of Hong Kong 香港中文大學 - CUHK, Hong Kong.

29/10/2026

🌭 What’s better than a birthday cake? Two birthday boys, a rooftop, and freshly grilled Bratwurst!

To celebrate their birthdays, our colleagues Elias Horn and Simon Herzog invited the whole ibidi team for lunch on our rooftop terrace. And on the menu? Bratwurst, vegetarian sausages, and plenty of good conversations!

A big thank you to Elias and Simon for treating us, and happy birthday to you both!🎈

28/10/2026

🧩 Some collaborations just click.

🔬 Great microscopy starts long before the first image appears on the screen. It starts with the biological model, the right sample environment, and a microscopy setup that brings out the details that matter.

That is where ibidi and come together🤝

At the Customer Center, scientists can explore imaging solutions together with experienced application specialists, bringing their own samples and experimental questions and working hands-on to find the right approach 👩‍🔬. Combine that imaging expertise with ibidi labware designed for cell culture and microscopy, and there is plenty to explore, from live cell experiments and cells under flow to complex 3D models.

We recently had the chance to capture a little bit of this collaboration on camera. And because no serious microscopy session would be complete without proper supervision, our Happy Cell joined the team too.

Samples loaded. Microscope ready. Happy Cell approved🫡

A big thank you to the ZEISS team for the warm welcome, the exchange, and for sharing our excitement about cells, microscopy, and great images.

Here’s to bringing biological models and microscopy together, one image at a time🔬

27/10/2026

That's a wrap on microTAS 2026!🎬

Five days of exciting science, great conversations, and new connections in beautiful Granada, Spain!

Our colleagues Dajana Preuss and Kana Miyakubi had a fantastic time at MicroTAS 2026, meeting researchers and exploring the latest developments in microfluidics, organ-on-a-chip technologies, and lab-on-a-chip applications🧬

But the best part of any conference? The people you meet!

We were especially happy to welcome our Spanish partners LUIS CARLOS VICENTE MARTÍN and Pilar Sariñena from Inycom to our booth! Another lovely moment was meeting Rozan Vroman, whose microscopy image is featured as the June image in our ibidi Photo Calendar! 🗓️

A big thank you to everyone who stopped by, shared their ideas, and made this meeting so enjoyable! See you at the next one!

22/10/2026

The FITPOD project🧬

Together with Tzu Cancer Therapeutics and Universitätsklinikum Düsseldorf, ibidi is part of the FITPOD consortium, which has been awarded a €1.7 million grant.

The idea behind FITPOD is to take the existing Tzu Circulating Tumor Cell analysis platform a step further. By developing a dedicated disposable, reagent kit, and workflow, the partners aim to make the technology more widely accessible and enable detailed analysis of circulating tumor cells in patients with metastatic cancer 🦀

We are very happy to contribute our expertise in cell-based assay labware and product development to this interdisciplinary collaboration and look forward to working with all on the next steps.

A big thank you to everyone involved in making this project possible!

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

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!

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Lochhamer Schlag 11
Gräfelfing
82166

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Montag	08:00 - 17:00
Dienstag	08:00 - 17:00
Mittwoch	08:00 - 17:00
Donnerstag	08:00 - 17:00
Freitag	08:00 - 17:00

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Website

https://ibidi.com/

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