About
Cell Sorting with Microbubbles
Akadeum Life Sciences, a lean life science startup, is located in Ann Arbor, MI. Founded in 2014, Akadeum was established to create the simplest bioseparation products and to fundamentally change the way that isolating cells and other biological targets is approached. Akadeum currently uses microbubbles for applications in cell separation and other related areas.
At Akadeum, we strive to disrupt the status quo user experience to improve your workflow.
George Dunbar Joins Akadeum’s Board of Directors
Akadeum Life Sciences has recently added George Dunbar to our Board of Directors. George has spent his career as an...
First-of-Their-Kind Microbubble Products Commercially Available
We are excited to announce that we making our microbubble-based T cell and B cell isolation kits available for purchase...
Akadeum Advances Next Generation Cell Isolation Technology
We have successfully demonstrated use of microbubbles for isolation of human T-cells and mouse B-cells. As a result, we...
Akadeum Recognized for Best New Technology at CYTO Innovation
Akadeum’s groundbreaking microbubble technology—which allows for fast, easy removal of target cells from biological...
Microbubbles Float Through Their First Flow Cytometry Conference
Akadeum recently attended the GLIIFCA 2016 meeting. John Younger, our CTO, gave a great talk to introduce Akadeum’s...
Akadeum’s Cell Sorting Microbubbles to Appear at GLIIFCA 2016
The Akadeum Team is excited to present and attend this year’s Great Lakes International Imaging & Flow Cytometry...
John Younger Featured in Science Magazine
John Younger, Akadeum's co-founder and chief science officer, was recently featured in a Science Magazine article on...
Akadeum CEO on Sirius XM with Steve Blank
Akadeum CEO Brandon McNaughton recently sat down for a discussion on Sirius XM with Steve Blank. Steve interviewed...
Microbubbles and Centrifugation: How It Works
Can microbubbles be pelleted by centrifugation? In short, no. At least not a pellet that you would see at the bottom of...
The Physics of How Microbubbles Sort Cells
Flotation is the driving principle behind our cell sorting technology. It’s hard to imagine many other physical...