Contract Research Organisation selection – important considerations
In this blog, Cellomatics CEO and Founder Shailendra Singh provides his insights into the important considerations which must be made when identifying and building partnerships with Contract Research Organisations (CROs). Framing the CRO’s role in early discovery In early discovery, the primary role of a CRO is to reduce scientific uncertainty, whereas in later stages […]
Case study: High-throughput functional screening in human translational models for early drug discovery
This case study demonstrates Cellomatics’ capability to integrate: High-throughput screening (HTS) Complex primary human cell models Multiparametric functional readouts Cross-validation of hits in disease-relevant systems Scientific objective To systematically evaluate the functional impact of 100 siRNA-mediated gene knockdowns in primary human keratinocytes derived from both healthy and psoriatic donors, across multiple disease-relevant biological pathways and […]
Cellomatics presented with Expansion & Growth Award
On Tuesday 12 May Cellomatics attended the HSBC UK & FSB Small Business Growth Awards, where the company was announced as winner of the Expansion & Growth Award. The regional celebration dinner held in Leicester was a wonderful opportunity to recognise the success of other East Midlands-based small businesses as well as network with like […]
Cellomatics named winner of Judges’ Award
Cellomatics has been chosen as the winner of the Judges Award at the Medilink Midlands Business Awards 2026. On Thursday 23 April, Cellomatics attended the Medilink Midlands Business Awards 2026, held at the Empire Banqueting Hall in Leicester. Cellomatics was selected for the prestigious Judges Award, an award decided by the judges for businesses which […]
Meet the team: Arun Flynn
As a child, Arun’s mum always thought he would grow up to become an inventor because he was always trying to understand how the things around him worked and then how he could fix them. This fascination then transformed into a focus towards the human body, how it works and how diseases are formed and […]
From Startup to a trusted CRO: Reflections on 10 Years of Cellomatics
To mark Cellomatics’ 10 year anniversary, our CEO and Founder Dr Shailendra Singh shares his thoughts on the journey that Cellomatics has been on and what he has learnt over the last decade. Over the past decade at Cellomatics Biosciences, we’ve been focused on a simple but important goal: improving how we model human biology […]
Cellomatics shortlisted for two Medilink Midlands awards
We are pleased to announce that Cellomatics has been named as a finalised for both the Export Achievement and Outstanding Achievement categories in the Medilink Midlands Awards 2026. The prestigious award ceremony will take place on Thursday 23 April at the Empire Banqueting Hall in Leicester and will be an excellent opportunity to showcase the […]
Meet the team video: Oscar Neil
Recently we sat down with Bioassay Associate Scientist Oscar Neil to discuss the work he does at Cellomatics, with a particular focus on Chemotaxis and the models he uses. Listen to the podcast below to find out more. https://youtu.be/nbWb2QhHHPU?si=lNlwBryqwgWZIGic Click here to view our latest blogs and insights from the team.
Meet the team: Klaudia Magdalena Rzepecka
Klaudia has been working at Cellomatics as a Bioassay Scientist for two years, having joined the company after completing her PhD. She has always been interested in science from a young age and was particularly fascinated by biology and the sheer amount that is going on inside our body that most people are unaware of. […]
International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2026
International Day of Women and Girls in Science is an annual observance that celebrates the achievements and contributions of women and girls in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). This day recognises the importance of gender equality and the empowerment of women and girls in the scientific community. To mark the occasion, […]