Precision NanoSystems will be showcasing the benefits of its NanoAssemblr™ System and microfluidics technologies on booth #6 at this year’s European Foundation of Clinical Nanomedicine (CLINAM) conference and exhibition. Taking place in Basel, Switzerland, from the 7^th to the 10^th of May, this summit focuses on recent advances and current hurdles in the translation of nanomedicines from the research setting to the clinic.

The Precision NanoSystems team will be on hand throughout the conference to discuss the practical challenges of nanomedicine development, as well as participating in a number of other activities. In addition, company CEO and co-founder Dr James Taylor will be giving a presentation entitled Meeting the challenge with microfluidics: Enabling nanomedicine development from basic research to the clinic at 14:45 on Monday the 8^thin Hall Sidney. Looking at the use of a microfluidic approach for the continuous manufacture of nanomedicines, he will be focusing on some of the new opportunities this technology offers in terms of reproducibility, scalability and the assembly of challenging particle types.

James commented: “Our company’s focus is on helping to accelerate this important area of medicine by developing technology that makes it easier for biopharmaceutical companies and academics to optimize and manufacture nanomedicines as drug products. We are happy to once again be supporting this important fixture in the calendar through the exhibition and our contributions to the scientific program, and look forward to discussing the latest breakthroughs and challenges with old friends and new faces alike.”