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Xona Attends Triangle SfN Annual Meeting 2022 in Cary, North Carolina
Xona had a booth at the Triangle Society for Neuroscience (SfN) Annual Meeting in Cary on Sept. 9, 2022. We were pleased to attend sessions by prominent neuroscientists, and to inform attendees about Xona’s products and services. Xona provided free samples of its products to neuroscientists who requested them. We made great contacts regarding our contract research services, and look forward to future meetings and involvement with Triangle SfN!
Visit us at NECTAR 2022 in Athens, Greece!
Xona will be at NECTAR 2022 in Athens, Greece, October 24-26, 2022. Xona’s Chief Scientific Officer, Dr. Anne Taylor, will discuss applications of Xona’s devices and the XonaChip® to neuroscience research. Xona’s devices have been cited in over 1,000 scientific journals. Xona Microfluidics sells its devices worldwide, including the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, and the rest of Europe.
Visit us at the Alzheimer’s Association International Conference 2022
We will have a booth at Alzheimer’s Association International Conference (AAIC) 2022 in San Diego July 30 to August 3. We hope to see you there!
Visit us at FENS 2022
We will be at FENS 2022 in Paris July 9-13th. Please join us! Xona sells devices worldwide, including the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, and the rest of Europe.
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Xona Microfluidic Devices
Xona Microfluidics® provides high quality microfluidic devices for compartmentalizing neurons.
Our expert team includes neuroscientists with critical experience designing and conducting research. Xona has been awarded numerous NIH grants and, in 2020, began offering contract research services.
Xona holds the original, exclusive license to sell compartmentalized microfluidic devices, originally described in Nature Methods (2005). Dr. Anne Taylor, an inventor, is Xona’s Chief Scientific Officer.
Our microfluidic devices enable the unique study of neuronal subcellular compartments and lead to the development of valuable in vitro models of the NMJ and other co-culture innervation models. Our devices are used extensively for Alzheimer’s disease, ALS, and Parkinson’s disease research.
Xona’s time-tested technology has been cited in over 1,000 publications. Many of these publications can be found on our publications page.
Both primary neurons and human iPSC-derived neurons can be easily cultured within our platforms. Neurons can be cultured for 21 or more days. Xona Microfluidics® sells both the original Silicone (PDMS) Devices as well as our newer XonaChips® which are made of optically transparent cyclic olefin copolymer.