Come visit the Nortis booth at 2015 4th TERMIS World Congress on September 8th – 11th in Boston, MA, and learn more about our commercial product.
Come visit the Nortis booth at the Life Science Innovation Northwest on June 30 – July 1st in Seattle, WA, and listen to a presentation by our CEO, Thomas Neumann, to learn more about our company and upcoming commercial product.
Come visit the Nortis booth at the World Pharma Congress on June 10 – 12th in Boston, MA, and learn more about our upcoming commercial product.
Read about how the University of Pittsburgh and the University of Washington are developing organs-on-a-chip using the Nortis technology in Discover magazine’s latest edition.
Nortis headquarters has officially moved to a new location in Eastlake! Our manufacturing facility is located across the lake in Woodinville, WA.
Read about Nortis in this exciting NewsBeat article- UW receives $6 million for Predictive Toxicology Center
From all of us here at Nortis- Happy Holidays! 2015 promises to be an exciting year!
Learn more about Nortis at our Functional Analysis & Screening Technologies Congress exhibit. November 17-19 in Boston, MA.
Visit the Nortis exhibit at Vascular Biology 2014, taking place on the beautiful Asilomar Conference Grounds in Monterey, CA.
See how Nortis technology is being utilized to create a “kidney on a chip” in the Pacific Science Center’s new exhibit “Building A New You: Harnessing The Power Of Stem Cells”. Watch the Video.
Nortis publishes article entitled Tissue-engineered microenvironment systems for modeling human vasculature in Experimental Biology and Medicine, DOI: 10.1177/1535370214539228 [Epub ahead of print].
MedCity News publishes article on upcoming commercial launch. Read the Article.
Nortis receives multimillion dollar Series A funding to support commercial launch.
Nortis introduces its technology at Life Science Innovation Northwest.
Nortis is awarded pilot study funding from the PATH Malaria Vaccine Initiative (MVI).
Nortis is awarded NIH/NCI, SBIR contract for developing a brain metastasis assay for drug screening.
Nortis is recognized by the NHLBI to be among the top six most promising biotech companies in 2013. Read More.
Nortis is awarded funding by the PATH Malaria Vaccine Initiative (MVI) to develop a platform for testing transmission blocking vaccines.
Nortis is selected by the NCI SBIR investor forum as one of the top 18 most promising biotech companies in 2012 (http://sbir.cancer.gov/investorforum/cfa.asp).
Nortis is awarded a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to develop a chip for testing anti-malaria drugs.
UW TV features Nortis on its October UW 360 segment. “How can a credit-card sized chip help accelerate the development of safe and effect drug therapies?” (http://uwtv.org/watch/ZYs_yfeQiiA/)
UW/Nortis, Inc among the 17 recipients of $132M tissue chip project awards.
Nortis in the Seattle Times: UW works to simulate kidney, in hopes of improving drug trials (http://seattletimes.com/html/health/2018763092_tissuechip25m.html).
National Cancer Institute chooses Nortis as one of the eighteen “strongest and most promising NCI SBIR companies”.
Nortis moved its labs and offices into the University of Washington C4C New Ventures Facility (NVF). The NVF is a business incubator that provides select start-ups access to critical facilities and promotes commercialization.
Nortis officially spins off from VisionGate.
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Phone: 425-406-6214
Headquarters:
Nortis, Inc.
1616 Eastlake Ave E, Suite 270
Seattle, WA 98102, USA
Manufacturing Site:
Nortis, Inc.
17280 Woodinville-Redmond Rd NE/Suite B828
Woodinville, WA 98072, USA