Jonas Schoendube

cytena GmbH develops a device for separating of single cells. It has developed a device called cy-Clone to separate single cells and these single cells are required for the development of state-of-the-art drugs, so-called biologicals as well as for the genetic analysis of single cells for cancer and stem cell research, the cy-Clone is supported by an automated imaging process to encapsulate cells in droplets, which are delivered to any type of substrate. The company was founded by Peter Koltay, Benjamin Steimle, Jonas Schoendube and Andre Gross in August 2014 and is headquartered in Freiburg, Germany.

cytena GmbH develops a device for separating of single cells. It has developed a device called cy-Clone to separate single cells and these single cells are required for the development of state-of-the-art drugs, so-called biologicals as well as for the genetic analysis of single cells for cancer and stem cell research, the cy-Clone is supported by an automated imaging process to encapsulate cells in droplets, which are delivered to any type of substrate. The company was founded by Peter Koltay, Benjamin Steimle, Jonas Schoendube and Andre Gross in August 2014 and is headquartered in Freiburg, Germany.

cytena GmbH develops a device for separating of single cells. It has developed a device called cy-Clone to separate single cells and these single cells are required for the development of state-of-the-art drugs, so-called biologicals as well as for the genetic analysis of single cells for cancer and stem cell research, the cy-Clone is supported by an automated imaging process to encapsulate cells in droplets, which are delivered to any type of substrate. The company was founded by Peter Koltay, Benjamin Steimle, Jonas Schoendube and Andre Gross in August 2014 and is headquartered in Freiburg, Germany.