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Nanoworx announces nanomedicine development and optimization services!

Operational scale-up accelerates global growth strategy to increase regional access and technical support
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Nanoworx B.V., a Contract Research Organization specializing in nanomedicine, is thrilled to announce the launch of its comprehensive service portfolio for academic and industry partners. Based in Eindhoven, Netherlands, Nanoworx leverages state-of-the-art equipment and deep expertise to advance the design, optimization, and scaling of nanoparticle-based solutions.

The company offers four core services tailored to client needs:

  • Nanoparticle design and prototyping
  • Nanomedicine high-throughput library construction and screening
  • Nanomedicine production at scale
  • In vitro assay testing

These services are fully customizable, supporting clients at any stage of nanomedicine development, from early exploration to advanced platform optimization.

According to Dr. Makri-Pistikou, Co-founder and COO at Nanoworx: “With our unique knowledge and highly-skilled team, Nanoworx empowers clients to unlock the transformative potential of nanomedicine. We stand out by combining state-of-the-art facilities with a client-centric approach that builds lasting capabilities.”

Meet Nanoworx at SLAS Europe 2025 in Hamburg, where they will showcase their capabilities at the Innovation AveNEW booth. For more details, visit www.nanoworx.nl or contact info@nanoworx.nl.

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