New in vitro microphysiological model enables better understanding of drug-related kidney injury

Researchers in the BIRDIE consortium have created a versatile stem cell-based model of the kidney proximal tubule. The study, published in Toxicology In Vitro, shows that the model can accurately predict the toxic effect of multiple reference compounds. Additionally, the…

Summer of Science

The BIRDIE team has had an exciting summer of science with our researcher attending multiple conferences and meetings, including participation at TERMIS in Seattle and at the EUROoCS in Milan. Going to meetings is a great way for us to…