Inventage Lab Inc.

Chan Hee Chon

Ju Hee Kim

Dong Hoon Kim

Sanghun Lee

Sang Hun Lee

Donghoon Kim

Euidon Han

A lipid nanoparticles manufacturing chip includes a mixer unit for forming a mixed solution by mixing a first raw material containing an active ingredient and a second raw material containing a lipid, a dilution unit that is connected to the mixer unit and dilutes the mixed solution using a diluent solution to make a diluted mixed solution, and a concentration unit connected to the dilution unit and for obtaining a concentrated solution by concentrating lipid nanoparticles (LNP) from the diluted mixed solution.

Lipid nanoparticles manufacturing chip, lipid nanoparticles manufacturing system having the same, and lipid nanoparticles manufacturing method

Lipid nanoparticle preparation device

A solvent-removing apparatus according to an embodiment includes a tank body accommodating an emulsion including first source material in a continuous phase and second source material in a dispersed phase, a fluid supply unit for supplying fluid into the tank body to cause the emulsion to circulate, and a discharge unit for discharging the gas in the tank body to the outside.

Solvent removing apparatus and method of producing microsphere using the same

A solvent removing apparatus includes a container containing an emulsion comprising a first raw material of a continuous phase and a second raw material of a dispersed phase, an impeller rotating in the container to stir the emulsion, and a foam breaker spaced apart from the impeller on an upper portion of the impeller, positioned below a surface of the emulsion to be submerged in the emulsion when the emulsion is calm, and rotating to reduce foam generated during stirring of the emulsion.

Solvent removing apparatus and method of manufacturing microsphere using the same

A microparticle producing system using microfluidics and a controlling method thereof, and specifically, to a microparticle producing system that may stably transport droplets produced using microfluidics without agglomeration or destruction, compared to the conventional art, and a method of controlling the microparticle producing system to transport the droplets more stably in the microparticle producing system. By the microparticle producing system and the controlling method thereof, which are disclosed herein, droplets produced by the microparticle producing system using microfluidics may be stably transported without agglomeration or destruction, resulting in more effective microparticle production.

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Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

Chan Hee Chon