Artyc

Recently, we published an in-depth article with Collaborative Fund. Hannah Sieber and Luisa Sucre explain the importance of the cold chain, the challenges it’s up against, and the solutions we’re building at Artyc. From #vaccines, organs, and medicines to food and industrial products, so many essentials rely on this critical, but often overlooked supply chain network. By electrifying the cold chain, we’re creating a system that’s more reliable, #sustainable, and that improves access to vital goods. ?? Check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gmMx3ETQ

We’re heading to Sweden ???? Next week, Hannah Sieber will be representing Artyc at The Drop, Europe's leading climate tech festival. This event provides an opportunity to learn from top minds in European climate policy and innovation. We're looking forward to exploring how Artyc can further contribute to waste and emissions reduction across the region. Attending or know someone who is? Let us know!

Next Tuesday, join us at DPHARM 2024 in Philadelphia. We’ll be there from September 17-18, and are excited to connect with leaders in the clinical trial, patient engagement, and drug development space. To book a meet-up with our team, send a note to Max Reinertsen, our Head of Business Strategy & Operations. We’re always excited to share how Artyc is modernizing the cold chain and improving temperature-controlled transportation for clinical trials and #healthcare DPHARM: Disruptive Innovations to Modernize Clinical Research #DPHARM2024

NY Climate Week is almost here! We’ll be there starting September 23rd and would love to discuss how we’re building a sustainable cold chain platform for middle-mile and last-mile logistics. Of all the events, one that we’re particularly excited for is “Cold-Chain Technologies in Food & Ag” with Supply Change Capital, FTW Ventures, and Gullsp?ng Re:food. At Artyc, with our reusable shippers, we help temperature-sensitive goods arrive safely, all while reducing carbon #emissions. From food to pharmaceuticals, we’re empowering companies to reach their sustainability goals. To schedule a meet-up, send a note to Hannah Sieber, our CEO - looking forward to seeing you in NY!

Next week, join us in San Francisco for the California Regional Investigational Supplies Professionals meeting. We’ll be there on September 12, and are excited to connect with leaders in the #clinical supplies industry. If you’re attending this fantastic forum from CRISP, let us know below so you can get a sneak peak of our newest product. We love to share how Artyc is making temperature-controlled transportation more reliable for investigational supplies and #pharmaceuticals.

Recently, we published a comprehensive guide on Life Cycle Assessments. In today’s article, we’re sharing the #LCA results for Artyc’s reusable shipper, the Medstow Micro. Specifically, we cover the 3 primary objectives of our LCA, the business models we analyzed, data collection, key findings and more. Ultimately, these insights will be used to help us iterate, improve and keep building solutions for a more efficient, robust and #sustainable cold chain. Check out the link here: https://lnkd.in/g8Ss_MjU

We’re currently seeking a Contract Hardware Engineer to join our team! If you’re passionate about climate technology and eager to make an impact, we might have the perfect opportunity for you. Interested or know someone who might be? Check out the link below for more details. https://lnkd.in/gyw57_E5

Last week, we shared an article from The New York Times about the risks posed by rising temperatures to mail-order #medications. On our end, we’ve seen firsthand how challenging it’s becoming to maintain the integrity of sensitive shipments. Below is a sample shipment from July of the Medstow Micro—our reusable shipper—showing the impact of hotter #temperatures on the transport of critical goods. At Artyc, we’re closely monitoring these changes to ensure that our solutions continue to deliver reliability, even under extreme conditions. Stay tuned—we’ll be sharing a more in-depth analysis of these challenges, and how they can be addressed as well.

In our latest article, we share more about why we believe that Life Cycle Assessments (LCAs) are an essential tool in measuring impact. #LCAs provide a detailed view of operations, helping businesses identify and mitigate their environmental impacts more effectively. We cover what an LCA is, how it works, why it’s crucial for sustainable practices, the standards governing LCAs, and the steps required to conduct an LCA. Check out the full guide here: https://lnkd.in/g6crkTyY In part two of this series, we’ll share the results of our Medstow Micro LCA. You'll get an inside look at how we're using these findings to make better decisions, and drive sustainability in #temperature-controlled transportation.

As the summer heat intensifies, the integrity of mail-order medications is under threat. A recent article from The New York Times reports how as temperatures inside delivery trucks soar, the efficacy of critical #medications is at risk. At Artyc, we’ve seen this first hand in our shipments throughout the U.S — with ambient air temperatures reaching as high as 120° F. Our mission is to ensure that sensitive goods, such as life-saving medications, arrive safely and securely, regardless of the conditions outside. To better understand the urgent need for more reliable cold chain solutions, check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gimWy8zT