Featured News
Proud Sponsor of the 2026 ISHR-NAS Annual Meeting
See us at ISHR North American Section 2026!
We’re Hiring! Inventory and Purchasing Lead at IO HQ.
We're hiring for an Inventory and Purchasing Lead to create a more reliable and scalable inventory and purchasing setup.
Introducing the IonOptix MyoClamp System
Collect functional data in intact muscle preparations ranging thin myocardial slices, papillary, EHTs, to soleus, EDL, and even engineered skeletal muscle.
Physiotika to sell/support IonOptix in France
Physiotika to distribute IonOptix products in France.
IonOptix Campden Instruments Strategic Relationship
IonOptix is excited to announce a strategic reseller agreement with Campden Instruments.
SPONSORED WEBINAR: Mimicking the Ventricular Pressure-Volume Relationship Ex Vivo with Cardiac Slices
This webinar will present the cardiac slice model for examining myocardial function and showcase techniques and results from a cardiomyopathy mouse model.
IonOptix – Sarcometrics Strategic Partnership
IonOptix and Sarcometrics announce a new strategic partnership combining IonOptix’s industry leading research instruments with Sarcometrics’s expertise in experimental design and data acquisition, analysis, and result interpretation.
Available On-Demand! SPONSORED WEBINAR: Understanding Advanced Cardiac Tissue Slice Applications
In this webinar, our speakers show investigations utilizing cardiac slices highlighting the Frank-Starling relationship, the relationship between microtubule network remodeling and diastolic stiffness/dysfunction, and engineered heart tissue as an alternative to the cardiac slice preparation.
Now On-Demand… SPONSORED WEBINAR: Cardiac Tissue Slices: Preparation, Data Acquisition, and Analysis
In this webinar, Dr. Bradley Palmer shows how to successfully prepare cardiac slices for measurements of force and calcium, as well as work loops and stress and strain. Data analysis and interpretation will also be demonstrated.
Archived News & Events
Proud Sponsor of the 2026 Myofilament Meeting
Visit us at the 2026 Myofilament Meeting in Tucson!
See us at the 3rd Olympiad in Cardiovascular Medicine
Visit us at the 3rd Olympiad in Cardiovascular Medicine!
Frontiers in CardioVascular Biology 2026
Visit us at Frontiers in CardioVascular Biomedicine 2026!
Biophysical Society Annual Meeting 2026
Visit the IonOptix exhibit (booth #519) to discuss your research needs and learn more about our MultiCell, CytoMotion Lite, and MyoClamp systems for functional measurements in adult cardiomyocytes, iPSC- and ES-derived cardiomyocytes, and intact tissue including living myocardial slices. Our exhibit will be staffed by Drs. Adam Veteto and Joe Soughayer.
AHA Scientific Sessions 2025
Visit the IonOptix exhibit to discuss your research needs and learn more about our Cardiac Slice, MultiCell, and CytoMotion Lite systems for functional measurements in living myocardial slices, adult cardiomyocytes, and iPSC- and ES-derived cardiomyocytes. Our exhibit will be staffed by Drs. Hanan Qasim and Adam Veteto.
Myocyte Workshop
Visit us after the close of the European Muscle Congress to learn how to acquire high-throughput data from iPSC-derived, skeletal, and adult cardiac myocytes, including tips and best practices. We'll also demonstrate how to optimize measurements in mouse ventricular tissue slices and, if available, we will demonstrate acquisition from myofibrils!
Printemps de la Cardiologie
Visit the IonOptix exhibit to discuss your research needs and learn more about our Cardiac Slice, MultiCell, and CytoMotion Lite systems for functional measurements in living myocardial slices, adult cardiomyocytes, and iPSC- and ES-derived cardiomyocytes. Our exhibit will be staffed by Erno Kulmuni and Dr. Jort van der Geest.
ISHR 2025
Visit the IonOptix exhibit (stand no. 9) to discuss your research needs and learn more about our Cardiac Slice, MultiCell, and CytoMotion Lite systems for functional measurements in living myocardial slices, adult cardiomyocytes, and iPSC- and ES-derived cardiomyocytes. Our exhibit will be staffed by Eimantas Kadzys and our colleagues from Orange Science.