ScreenIn3D

ScreenIn3D is a Glasgow biotechnology company developing laboratory methods for testing cancer medicines on three-dimensional tumour models. It grew from University of Strathclyde research and operates through ScreenIn3D Limited (SC614453). The business has been based at the Technology and Innovation Centre on George Street.

Its microfluidic technology is designed to run drug tests using small samples of living tissue. The company offers screening services to research and biotechnology customers who need to assess how candidate treatments act in tumour models. Working with three-dimensional models can provide different information from conventional flat cell cultures.

ScreenIn3D's platform is intended for research use, not as a substitute for a patient's clinical diagnosis. The Glasgow team has worked on commercial development and collaborations connected to drug discovery. Its laboratory and assay services give it a specific role within Scotland's life sciences sector.