Dynamic Matrices is a startup project which is developing programmable biomaterials for applications in biotechnology. Our technologies bridge polymer chemistry, molecular engineering, and synthetic biology to solve critical challenges in cell culture, tissue engineering, and omics workflows.

We believe programmable materials will become foundational tools for the next generation of biotechnology. Whether enabling more predictive human tissue models or improving molecular analysis workflows, our mission is to replace static and poorly defined systems with dynamic, customizable, and reproducible alternatives that accelerate scientific discovery and translational medicine.

We are currently housed at Leibniz Institute of Polymer Research (IPFDD), and currently funded by EXIST Forschung Transfer.