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Discover a wealth of knowledge and insights from the experts at StarFish Medical. Our Resource Centre offers product development tips, reviews of new and cutting-edge technologies, and in-depth articles on regulatory updates and compliance in medical device development.

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  • A medical vial with liquid and several teal-and-white capsules floating in the air, with a text overlay reading "Drug & Device: Why combine?" in a lab setting background.

    Bio Break: Drug-Device Combination Products

    In this episode of Bio Break, Joris and Nick explore the increasingly important world of drug-device combination products, discussing what they are, why they matter, and the unique challenges associated with their development. As modern pharmaceuticals become more complex, the role of engineered medical devices in delivering these therapies safely and effectively has never been more critical.

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    Emerging Medical Devices for Animals

    Medical devices for animals are not regulated in the same manner as those for humans. Nevertheless, they are medical devices. This article explore emerging animal medical devices.

  • A visually engaging laboratory-themed image showcasing a traditional pipette being used alongside a microfluidic device schematic. The background features a blurred lab setting with scientific equipment, emphasizing the transition from manual pipetting to advanced fluid-handling technologies. The text "Rethinking Pipettes" is prominently displayed in bold purple, with a green checkmark and a red question mark, symbolizing the pros and cons of different fluid transfer methods.

    Bio Break: The Role of Pipettes in Lab Workflows

    In this episode of Bio Break, Nick and Joris dive into a common challenge faced by researchers and product developers: the use of pipettes in laboratory workflows and the need for alternatives in non-laboratory environments. From the precision of the trusty P200 pipette to innovative solutions like microfluidics, this discussion highlights the strengths and limitations of fluid handling tools in research and beyond.

  • An illustrated flow diagram with interconnected boxes, representing platform technologies in a modern office setting. The title 'Platform Technologies Pros & Cons' is displayed prominently in bold purple and green text, suggesting an exploration of benefits and challenges in the field.

    Bio Break: Pros and Cons of Platform Technologies in Medical Device Development

    In this engaging episode of Bio Break, Nick and Joris dive into the complex world of platform technologies in product development, exploring the pros and cons of this widely discussed concept. From in-vitro diagnostics to point-of-care instruments, the term “platform” often sparks excitement—and sometimes hesitation. But what does it truly mean to build a platform-based product, and when does it make sense?

  • Medical Device Curate Community and Innovation

    Medical Device Innovation Initiatives

    We design medical devices and our medical device innovation initiatives support the energy and shared passion when team members work together in person.

  • Company Culture and Values

    Peer Kudos Reflect Company Culture and Values

    A selection of Peer Kudos from the past year or two that say a lot about our company culture and values.

  • Elearning LMS Medical Device

    How eLearning and LMS Empower Medical Device Employees

    elearning and LMS improve an employee’s ability to learn and adhere to the company QMS for medical device design and development.

  • Sharing Using Superpowers Kryptonite

    Sharing and Using SuperPowers and Kryptonite

    Our SuperPowers and Kryptonite program will continue to develop over time. It fosters a culture where people are inspired and able to do the most fulfilling work of their lives.

  • Filter Integrity Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing

    Validating Filter Integrity for Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing

    Filter Integrity Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing explores the relationship between microbial retention tests and integrity tests essential for validating the effectiveness of filters in critical applications.