iFyber today released a whitepaper on an ex vivo model for mature biofilms. The model provides medical device and drug developers a new option to bridge the gap between traditional in vitro biofilm models and in vivo animal studies. Read more here.

iFyber team members and collaborators were published in a paper on dispersing pathogenic bacterial biofilms with NO-releasing polyacrylonitrile. View the abstract here.

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In a white paper by Aaron Strickland and Greg Mouchka, iFyber describes how an understanding of the interface between chemistry, biology and materials science can aid product development.