Poietis Biosystems exhibited at the EUROoCS 2026 Annual Meeting in Braga, Portugal, 22-24 June 2026, meeting the organ-on-chip community to present laser-assisted bioprinting of 3D tissue models with the NGB platform.
From 22 to 24 June 2026, Poietis Biosystems exhibited at the EUROoCS 2026 Annual Meeting at Forum Braga, Portugal.
EUROoCS - the European Organ-on-Chip Society - gathers the community building microphysiological systems: organ-on-chip devices, 3D tissue models and the assays that run on them. It was the right room for us, because the question we keep hearing there is the one our platform is built to answer: how do you make these models reproducible, and how do you scale them from a promising result to a routine one?
Our team welcomed visitors at the Poietis Biosystems stand to talk through their bioprinting projects, from early 3D tissue models to organ-on-chip applications and the path toward GMP manufacturing.
What laser-assisted bioprinting brings to organ-on-chip
Our conversations centred on what laser-assisted bioprinting brings to microphysiological systems. The NGB platform prints complex biological constructs with single-cell resolution, placing cells and fragile 3D objects without a nozzle and without the shear stress that damages living material - the precision that organ-on-chip models demand.
We talked visitors through how the platform's dedicated modules work together:
- PickCell™ AI - AI-guided selection of organoids and spheroids as living building blocks.
- ViewPrint™ - targeted, high-resolution deposition of those building blocks.
- HRIM - in-line print monitoring for process control and traceability.
Together they turn "what you design" into "what you print," reproducibly - and connect research to manufacturing through our continuum from the NGB-R® research system to the NGB-C® clinical-grade platform.
Let's keep the conversation going
Thank you to the EUROoCS organizers and to everyone who stopped by in Braga. If you are developing 3D tissue models or organ-on-chip systems and thinking about reproducible, scalable biofabrication, we would be glad to continue the discussion.
Want a dedicated slot with our scientists? Reach out at ngb@poietis.com.
Projected use on NGB
The same laser-assisted process runs on the NGB-R® research platform and continues on the GMP-grade NGB-C® for clinical translation. Map this to your own model →
