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Industry News

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From new product launches and strategic partnerships to regulatory shifts, the in vitro economic and regulatory landscape is evolving rapidly.

This is where you'll step ahead on trends and identify new opportunities for your projects.

© Sania Ristic 2026 — Licensed under CC BY‑NC‑ND 4.0

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Showcases recent product launches by developers of human-based in vitro systems, expanding possibilities for disease modelling, mechanistic studies, drug discovery and other applications.

Features collaborations between human-based in vitro technology developers to advance adoption of innovative in vitro solutions.

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Highlights newly awarded grants and funding rounds that support both the advancement of human‑based in vitro methods and the expansion of biomedical research enabled by these in vitro tools.

Highlights partnerships with pharma and biotech companies where human‑based in vitro technologies play a key role in drug discovery and development programs.

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Presents cases where human‑based in vitro evidence was instrumental for securing regulatory authorization for first‑in‑human studies, drug repurposing and other early‑stage clinical trials.

Tracks global policy and regulatory updates that expand the use of non-animal methods, including in vitro methods, across multiple assessment domains.

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