This month in Pep Talk we officially open our new headquarters in Cambridge, we feature a paper on generating human epidermis organotypic cultures, and your chance to refer a colleague and visit us at ISSCR next month.
On Friday, 28th April 2023, Qkine officially opened its new HQ at Murdoch House, Cambridge, UK. We were delighted to be joined by Mayor Dr. Nik Johnson, the Mayor of Cambridge & Peterborough, alongside our team, customers, investors, and representatives from the Cambridge ecosystem.
New phase of growth as Qkine relocates into state-of-the-art facility A Q&A with Dr. Andy Day, Head of Product Development and Manufacture at Qkine Qkine is entering the next phase of commercial growth, having secured the lease on 1 Murdoch House, based in Cambridge city centre, last year. [...]
This month in Pep Talk we launch FGF-8a and FGF-8b for neural stem cells, and it's your last chance to enter our image and video competition to win a pair of Apple Air Pods. Learn about World Organoid Research Day and download a free organoid poster.
This month in Pep Talk, refer a colleague and claim a £25 Amazon gift card, learn more about our neural portfolio, read our latest BDNF/GDNF review and learn more about the #21toWatch awards.
Qkine is excited to be a Top21.2023 winner in this year’s Cofinitive #21toWatch awards.
This month in Pep Talk read our blog on protein engineering to change the future of food, species-specific growth factors, World Organoid Research Day and our paper highlight of the month.
Qkine Ltd, a manufacturer of animal-free, highly bioactive, and innovative proteins and growth factors for life science applications, announces the close of its oversubscribed funding raise, having secured £4.3M.
This month in Pep Talk read our blog on Designing biomimetic neural materials for scalable 3D cell culture, read our Technote on VEGF 165 and learn more about NT-3 from our neural stem cell range.
In conjunction with the LifETIME CDT program, Qkine has sponsored a PhD studentship based at Aston University, Birmingham, UK. Martha Gallagher started her PhD in Professor Eric Hill’s lab to develop a 3D biomaterial scaffold that will display multiple neurodevelopmental signalling factors to mimic corticogenesis with induced pluripotent stem cell-derived neurons and glia.
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