The Future of Human Diseases

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About CELLULARIS

We are a deep-tech company that provides state-of-the-art 3D of human disease for the discovery of new biological targets and screening candidate therapies in the preclinical phase.

Cellularis’ leverages on deep expertise in bioengineering, cell-technologies, 3D biofabrication, and biochemistry, providing living screening platforms and expert advice for preclinical drug discovery and development pipelines.

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Next-Generation 3D In vitro Models of Human Disease with Bioengineering Tools

Our Goals

Optimizing Clinical Trials

The company’s intent is to provide greater precision, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness in the drug development pipeline via 3D disease models in vitro that deliver a better correlation with clinical trials and patient therapeutic outcomes.

Protect and Improve Animal Welfare

Cellularis’ ambition lies in providing a viable alternative to animal testing and reducing its use in clinical trials, being fully in line with current regulatory agencies’ guidelines (FDA Advancement Act 2022).

Build Partnerships

We seek to work closely with pharmaceutical companies, research centers, and healthcare providers in developing pharmaceuticals and new in vitro technologies of disease models.

Meet Our Team!

We are delighted to introduce you to the exceptional people who drive Cellularis forward.

Guided by visionary leaders and driven by the dedication of skilled professionals, our team embodies the values of collaboration, excellence and perseverance. With a wealth of expertise spanning multiple disciplines, our diverse team play a pivotal role in our mission, combining their distinct talents, viewpoints and ingenuity to fuel innovation.

Get to know the team behind Cellularis Biomodels.

Vítor Gaspar

CEO & Co-Founder

Luís Ferreira

Junior Scientist

Nelson Monteiro

Junior Scientist

Maria Monteiro

PhD Student

Medical Biotechnology

Margarida Pereira

PhD Student

Medical Biotechnology

Mariana Carvalho

PhD Student

Medical Biotechnology