Amela Biosciences develops designed, animal-free protein bioinks for reproducible 3D cell culture and biofabrication. Batch-to-batch variability and reliance on animal-derived materials present central challenges for reproducibility and standardisation in cell research. Amela Biosciences' protein bioinks enable researchers and industry partners to work with tailored, fully defined materials, advancing the transition to human-relevant research. The technology originates from ETH Zurich and is protected by patents. The team combines expertise in protein design, biotechnology, and business. Amela Biosciences is headquartered at Switzerland Innovation Park Ost in St. Gallen. The market for bioinks and 3D cell culture is projected to exceed USD 1 billion by 2030.
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www.amelabiosciences.com
Headquarter:
St. Gallen
Foundation Date:
June 2026
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