FIDA Biosystems

Flow Induced Dispersion Analysis (FIDA) was developed by two esteemed professors: Henrik Jensen and Jesper Østergaard at the Institute of Pharmacy at the University of Copenhagen.

The development of FIDA was motivated by the challenge of performing in-solution quantitative measurements on complex compounds, which were difficult to analyze using existing technologies.

Originally conceived as a solution to their own research needs, the potential of FIDA technology became evident, leading the professors to make it available to other researchers around the world.

Today, FIDA technology has become a widely recognized and powerful tool for investigating the behavior of biomolecules in solution. Its versatility and reliability have made it a valuable resource for researchers across a diverse range of industries and academic disciplines. Whether studying the mechanisms of protein aggregation, evaluating the quality of biopharmaceutical products, or investigating the properties of nanoparticles, FIDA provides accurate and quantitative data that is essential for scientific progress.