Long live the Lab, proclaims the event. At Nagi we say Long live the automated Lab.

We propose you a pioneering solution to speed-up R&D pipelines in a cost and resource efficient manner, while using a non-animal testing method recognized as part of the New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) toolkit. Have you heard about the nematode C. elegans? These roundworms have been key in scientific discoveries for more than 60 years, even popularly named ‘Nature’s gift to science’. Due to their short lifespan, well-known genome and 80% homology with human genes (among other characteristics), C. elegans are the perfect biological model for earla toxicology testing, aging and longevity studies, substance/chemical screening and more.

Being a widely recognized model, many aspects of C. elegans studies are still based on manual work. Hence, the need for automation of the experimentation on nematodes arises, as it would solve the R&D pipeline drawbacks, speed-up research processes, and decrease resources involved.

And the solution? Nagi presents to you our technology: in vivo testing at the in vitro scale, bridging the gap between animal models and in vitro practices.