FLIPR Penta
High-Content Cellular Screening System
Life Sciences Product Launch
At some point not too long ago, I, a Communication major from Santa Clara University, was tasked with launching the new FLIPR Penta High-Content Cellular Screening System for Molecular Devices. As simply as I can describe it, this laboratory workhorse plays a crucial part in the drug development process by capturing the movement of cells, offering insight into how certain drug compounds affect cellular activity. For example, if a certain compound makes cardiac cells stop moving, then that compound is not good for the ol’ ticker.
FLIPR Penta Brochure
Real-time screening of iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes or neurons, GPCRs, and ion channels
Building on the success of the industry-leading FLIPR® platform for monitoring of GPCRs and ion channels, the FLIPR® High-Throughput Cellular Screening System offers a new high-speed camera option and the new Peak Pro 2 software module, allowing you to measure and analyze patterns of calcium oscillations of human iPSC-derived cardiomyocytes and neurons. Images can be taken at up to 100 times per second and patterns quickly analyzed using more than 30 various measurements.
"Peak Your Curiosity"
“7” x 10″ Print Ad (Society for Neuroscience 2019)
Cellular activity measured through the FLIPR Penta and displayed in the Peak Pro 2 software module can be seen as “peaks.” Thanks to the new high-speed camera, more “peaks” can be captured, and that’s what I played off when I designed this ad.
Webinar Replay Teaser
A looping webinar replay teaser with a VCR rewind effect that I created in Adobe Premiere.
FLIPR Tardis
I created this FLIPR Tardis for a Halloween-themed social media post.
FLIPR Flipper
Speaking of themes for social media, this is an April Fool’s image I created of a fictional “FLIPR Flipper.”
