vivoVerse

06/24/2024

vivoVerse is here at MAPSS and CeNeuro. Come meet us at our booth to find out about our vivoChip and vivoScreen solutions for C. elegans scientists

05/29/2024

vivoVerse will be at MAPSS and CeNeuro conferences in Wisconsin. Visit our booths to discover how vivoChip microfluidic devices can help accelerating your high-resolution C. elegans imaging without using anesthetics.

02/15/2024

🪱Accelerate your imaging with vivoChip-2x and vivoCube+🔬

Check out our demo video to see how easy and quick it is to immobilize 40 worms for imaging using the system

See how to set up and use the vivoCube+ and vivoChip-2x to immobilize and image C. elegans. This video covers the entire process from connecting the microflu...

01/08/2024

Happy New Year 🎉 from vivoVerse! We want to share our reflections on our accomplishments in 2023 as we enter 2024. Last year, we
🏆 Secured our 2nd SBIR Phase II grant from National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences worth $1.83M
🔬 Launched vivoDART, a service using C. elegans as a (New Approach Methodology) for toxicity testing
🌍 Participated in 7 conferences in 3 countries, including at the International C. elegans Conference in Glasgow, UK

Can't wait to see what 2024 brings 👀

09/13/2023

Hey longhorns 🤘 catch us at the Fall 2023 CNS Technology & Science Career Fair tomorrow to meet our team, learn about the work we do, and hear about internship and full-time opportunities!

College of Natural Sciences, UT Austin
The University of Texas at Austin

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09/12/2023

vivoVerse is excited to announce it has been awarded a $1.83M SBIR grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH)/National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences for the continued development of the company’s in vivo toxicology testing platforms and AI-assisted data analytics.

vivoVerse (formerly operating as Newormics) is excited to announce it has been awarded a $1.83M Phase II SBIR grant from the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) for the continued development of the company’s in vivo imaging and screening technologies. vivoVerse’s core foc...

08/29/2023

Great discussions with our friends at the World Congress on Alternatives and Animal use in the Life Sciences in Canada towards reducing animal usage and adapting alternative models for testing

08/24/2023

Come to learn more about based toxicology testing at our poster ( ) titled "A new approach methodology ( ) for predictive using a based assay" at the 12th World Congress on Alternatives and Animal Use in the Life Sciences. The conference will be held August 27-31.

08/18/2023

The vivoVerse team will be attending the World Congress on Alternatives and Animal use in the Life Sciences! Stop by booth #29 to learn more about our and testing using as NAMs

The 12th World Congress on Alternatives and Animal Use in the Life Sciences 2023 will take place August 27-31, 2023, Niagara Falls, Canada

08/17/2023

Check out this new paper from the Ben-Yakar Lab at The University of Texas at Austin. The augments the power of as a model system using much like our very own !

Organoids are three-dimensional structures of self-assembled cell aggregates that mimic anatomical features of in vivo organs and can serve as in vitro miniaturized organ models for drug testing. The most efficient way of studying drug toxicity and efficacy requires high-resolution imaging of a larg...

06/26/2023

We're here at ! Visit us at Booth #4 in Hall 5 in the SEC Center building to meet the team and learn about the and platforms designed to help researchers.

06/22/2023

is coming up soon and we can't wait to attend. In the meantime, check out our new blog post titled "Nobel Nematode," a short history of C. as a model organism. We owe it all to Sydney Brenner!

Model organisms are non-human species that we use to study biological phenomena that are recapitulated in humans. Lab mice (Mus musculus), fruit flies (Drosophila melanogaster), and the bacterium E. coli all have long histories in scientific experimentation as model organisms. In the early 1960s, an...