Microfluidics · Synthesis · Formulation

Engineering systems for advanced biomolecular constructs.

SC Biosystems develops precision microfluidic and process technologies for biomolecular synthesis, nanoparticle formulation, and targeted delivery.

Core technologies

Microfluidics for advanced biomolecular constructs.

Precise fluid delivery, rapid mixing, automated actuation, and in-line measurement turn sensitive chemistry into controlled, repeatable processes.

Automated synthesis

Precise reagent delivery, programmable reaction cycles, valve control, and in-line measurement for the stepwise construction of complex biomolecules.

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Microfluidic formulation

Defined flow paths and rapid, controlled mixing for nanoparticle self-assembly, encapsulation, and immediate post-mixing stabilisation.

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Advanced constructs

Integration of biomolecular payloads, lipid architectures, targeting ligands, and functional surface chemistry into engineered delivery systems.

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Process control

Precision pumping, pressure and flow measurement, automated actuation, process data, and downstream integration within one controlled environment.

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Lipid nanoparticle formulation

Microfluidic control of nanoparticle formation.

A lipid-containing organic phase and an aqueous payload phase must be delivered at defined flow rates and brought together under tightly controlled mixing conditions. Mixer geometry, stream stability, composition, and quench timing all influence the particles that form.

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Process engineering

The behaviour of an advanced biomolecular construct begins with how it is made.

Flow

Stable, defined delivery.

Low-pulsation pumping and precise flow ratios establish repeatable conditions before materials reach the critical process step.

Mixing

Hydrodynamics shape formation.

Velocity, geometry, and local mixing time govern how rapidly components meet and how self-assembly proceeds.

Downstream

Formation does not end at the mixer.

Quenching, dilution, purification, concentration, and analytical control complete the manufacturing environment.

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