Founded by Louisville engineer Michael Golway, Advanced Solutions Life Sciences develops and manufactures biofabrication equipment and software for building and studying 3D biological structures. Its flagship BioAssemblyBot is a patented six-axis bioprinting platform, supported by automation software and Angiomics human microvessels for vascularized tissue models. The ASI subsidiary operates from a 15,000-square-foot Louisville facility with more than 50 engineers and technical professionals, alongside a biomedical research laboratory in Manchester, New Hampshire.
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MimeticPittsburgh-based Mimetic develops biocompatible 3D-printing solutions for rapid microfluidic prototyping in life-science and biomedical research. Its transparent materials and automated benchtop platform are designed to replace time-consuming manual fabrication and cleanroom work, helping researchers create custom devices and tools in hours rather than days.325211PITTSBURGH, PA
BioSpherix, LLCFor more than 30 years, BioSpherix has been known for putting the needs of living cells at the center of laboratory design. The Parish, New York biotechnology company develops controlled environments for researchers and biomanufacturers, with its work cited in thousands of peer-reviewed publications worldwide.PARISH, NY
CaladanBrooklyn-based Caladan builds automated bioreactor systems and software for high-throughput bioprocess development. Founded by Rob Jauquet and Mike Kobida, the company combines lab automation, advanced sensing and AI-oriented data tools in its Caladan 250 benchtop platform, which is designed for rapid strain screening and process optimization. Its team aims to connect experiments from benchtop development through production scale-up in one data-driven system.BROOKLYN, NY
Skellig AutomationFounded by Paul O’Sullivan in 2010, Skellig Automation designs and builds automation systems for biotechnology and pharmaceutical manufacturing. The company operates as an engineer-led systems integrator, supporting projects from staff augmentation and capital work through digital transformation and validated system execution. Skellig’s vendor-agnostic approach and SkelligDocs software reflect its focus on practical, transparent solutions for modern Life Sciences operations.DANVILLE, PA