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In vitro goes 3D

Several Swiss startups are developing cell tissues in three dimensions. Compared to standard 2D cultures, they offer more reliable testbeds for pharmaceuticals, biocompatible materials and toxicology assessments.

Daniel Saraga, 05/10/2016

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