We are a global leader in consumer health and wellness, developing science-based solutions that support the body’s natural repair processes. Wound healing and tissue regeneration involve coordinated cellular processes including proliferation, migration, extracellular matrix remodeling, and inflammatory signaling. Screening compounds that influence these processes requires experimental systems capable of capturing key biological responses while allowing efficient testing of multiple candidates.
Currently, early-stage screening for compounds affecting wound healing is often performed using in vitro assays that can be labor-intensive, limited in throughput, and may not fully capture the complexity of tissue regeneration processes such as extracellular matrix remodeling, coordinated cell migration, or multicellular interactions.
High-throughput experimental platforms suitable for evaluating multiple compounds that may influence the aforementioned cellular processes would enable more efficient identification and characterization of candidates that promote regenerative responses across multiple biological endpoints.
What we're looking for
We are seeking high-throughput in vitro platforms capable of screening compounds for activity related to wound healing, tissue repair, and cellular regeneration.. We are particularly interested in collaborating with contract research organizations (CROs) with expertisein dermatology, epithelial biology, fibroblast biology, or regenerative biology assays.
Solutions of interest include:
3D skin or epithelial tissue models compatible with screening
Assays measuring extracellular matrix (ECM) production or remodeling
Automated cell migration or proliferation assays
High-content imaging platforms for regeneration endpoints
High-throughput scratch or wound-closure assays
Multiplexed screening platforms for compound libraries
Our must-have requirements are:
Enables scalable testing of multiple compounds and concentrations in vitro
Potential to generate quantitative readouts relevant to tissue repair processes
Our nice-to-have's are:
Captures cellular behaviors such as migration, proliferation, matrix production, or related regenerative responses
Acceptable technology readiness levels (TRL):
Levels 2-9
What we can offer you
Eligible partnership models:
Sponsored research
Benefits:
Sponsored Research
Funding available for sponsored research projects conducted by expert CRO partners. Scope may expand to additional studies based on initial results/development. The scope of work and budget will be negotiated based on the proposed approach, project duration, and expected impact. For similar proof-of-concept projects, budgets have typically ranged from $50,000 to $120,000 for a 6–12 month effort.
Expertise
Partners will interact with a project lead to mutually develop a project plan and engage in regular meetings to ensure success. Partners will have access to internal team/experts as appropriate.
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Hello we have ex vivo skin models for throughput testing of wound responses.
We have a microfluidic organ-on-chip combined with a bioreactor, recently under developing. It has different stage of screening (pH, degradation & biocompat...). It's supposed to be used for our drug carrier screening.
sounds very interesting, please submit a proposal!
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April 20, 2026
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We have an advanced automation platform for organoid production and analysis, and are collaborating to generate scalable, standardised skin organoid models - would this be of interest?
We created a nanodrug that ensures effective healing of wounds (open, post-operative, gunshot), as well as complete non-surgical restoration of skin tissue after 3rd-degree burns, etc. If you are interested, please write
Are you seeking development of a product/technology, or primarily a research collaboration? Would this be more as a CRO-style engagement, where we run assays on a fee-for-service basis, or more collaborative?
thank you, but we cannot do any work with animals!
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April 14, 2026
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Hello we are currently exploring bamboo derived biopolymers (hydrogels) as mediums for both wound healing and tissue/cell regeneration. Would this be of interest to you?