Inventia Life Science

Revolutionising 3D cell biology

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Challenge

Sustainable Development Goals

Inventia Life Science

Revolutionising 3D cell biology

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Challenge

Sustainable Development Goals

Founders

Cameron Ferris

Co-Founder and COO

Cameron is helping Inventia revolutionise biomedical research. Prior to joining Inventia, Cameron had extensive commercialisation and research experience including in the ARC Centre of Excellence for Electromaterials Science, EY and more recently iQ Group Global.

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Dr Julio Ribeiro

Co-Founder and CEO

Dr Julio has helped pioneer what is now Inventia Life Science for the last 15+ years. With a background in Molecular Biology, he is passionate about transforming biomedical experimentation.

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Dr Aidan O'Mahony

Co-founder and CTO

Aidan is mechanical engineer and co-founder of Inventia Life Science, has been heavily involved in RASTRUM’s development. Prior to starting Inventia, Aidan was working to build the world's fastest inkjet printer at Memjet.

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Cameron Ferris

Co-Founder and COO

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Dr Julio Ribeiro

Co-Founder and CEO

Dr Julio has helped pioneer what is now Inventia Life Science for the last 15+ years. With a background in Molecular Biology, he is passionate about transforming biomedical experimentation.

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Dr Aidan O'Mahony

Co-founder and CTO

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Why it matters

Creating human cell constructs for research is a manual, difficult and time consuming process - a single experiment can take up to 9 days to prepare.

How it works

Inventia is building machines that can bioprint human cells in 3D.

Their main machine, RASTRUM, can create cell models that closely and predictably imitate real human tissue structure and behaviour across a range of disease states, allowing for researchers to bypass the arduous process of creating cell constructs.

Why it matters

Creating human cell constructs for research is a manual, difficult and time consuming process - a single experiment can take up to 9 days to prepare.

How it works

Inventia is building machines that can bioprint human cells in 3D.

The WOW factor

The Wow Factor

Inventia’s solution integrates into existing experimental workflows. They have curated a library of 3D cell models and matrices that can simply be selected and automatically printed on-site in a plug and play manner. The result is complete automation of the cell construction phase.