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Evonik invests in Singapore organ-on-a-chip start-up

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The Edge Singapore • 2 min read
Evonik invests in Singapore organ-on-a-chip start-up
Commercialising organ-on-a-chip technology will make testing quicker, more reliable, cost-efficient and more ethical.
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German specialty chemicals company Evonik has invested in Singapore start-up Revivo BioSystems, which provides an alternative to animal testing.

The investment – which is Evonik’s first direct investment in the city-state – will support the development and commercialisation of a technology that uses a realistic 4D model of human skin for the testing of chemical, cosmetic and pharmaceutical compounds.

Revivo BioSystems’s organ-on-a-chip system simulates the interaction of human skin with the substance being tested.

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